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High net worth divorces and business divorces can often be contentious.  In some cases, spouses may allege fraud or other improper actions by the other spouse.  There is a presumption of fraud when a spouse disposes of the other’s one-half interest in a community asset without their consent or knowledge. Cantu v. Cantu. The presumption shifts the burden to ...

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A court can modify a Texas custody or visitation order if the modification would be in the child’s best interest and there has been a material and substantial change in circumstances since the prior order was rendered.  Tex. Fam. Code § 156.101(a)(1)(A).  Whether a material and substantial change in circumstances has occurred is a fact-specific question.

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In Texas, property acquired by either spouse during the marriage is presumed to be community property.  However, property acquired prior to marriage is not community property.   In a recent case, the parties dis...

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Spouses sometimes convey property to each other during the marriage for various reasons.  In some cases, those conveyances may become an issue if the couple divorces. In a recent case, a former husband challenged the proper...

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The division of a business in a Texas divorce can result in ongoing disputes, even after the divorce is finalized. This can be especially true when one party has control of the business while both parties maintain an ownership interest.  A former wife recently href="https://cases.justia.com/texas/fifth-court-of-appeals/2025-05-25-00076-cv.pdf?ts=1761138754" rel="noope...

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