ONDA Family Law

The time before you file for divorce can impact almost every part of your case. Many people feel ready to move forward, but sometimes they have already made choices that cause financial, parenting, or credibility issues. Texas divorce courts consider property, debts, income, children, safety, temporary orders, and how each spouse has acted. Divorce is not just a personal deci...

Deciding to divorce is a personal choice, and what you do before telling your spouse can shape what happens next. Many people wait until emotions run high before gathering records, learning about their rights, or considering safety, finances, and children. In Texas, divorce is not just an emotional decision; it is also a legal process that can involve dividing property, setti...

Divorce can be more complicated when you own a business, since it may be one of the most valuable assets you and your spouse share. We regularly help business owners, their spouses, professionals, executives, entrepreneurs, and families who need clear guidance before making decisions. In Texas, the business itself, its income, any increase in value during the marriage, and mo...

Before you file for divorce in Texas, take your time and make thoughtful decisions. Divorce can impact your property, debts, children, income, retirement accounts, business interests, taxes, housing, and long-term finances. Many people make mistakes by filing too quickly when they are upset or unsure about Texas law. Preparing well is not about creating conflict. It is about ...

If one parent wants to leave the United States with a child, the custody case can quickly become urgent and depend on the specific facts. These disputes often come up during divorce, after separation, or when a parent has strong family, work, immigration, or financial ties outside the country. Texas courts do not see international relocation as a simple travel issue. The cour...