Vernier & Associates, PLLC

A fair divorce settlement relies on accurate financial information from both sides. Sometimes, one spouse refuses to hand over bank statements, tax returns

A separation is never easy, especially when there are children involved. When a breakup turns into a high-conflict custody battle, the emotional and financial stakes could skyrocket.

Parents who have gone through divorce likely have a child custody order that dictates the parenting time schedule and other matters related to the children.

You may expect custody issues to settle through discussion, mediation or an agreement between parents.

Summer means time off from school, family vacations and a lot of fun. For parents who have split up, being able to make summer plans means understanding what’s included in the parenting plan.

If you own a business and are thinking about divorce, you need to prepare carefully. Your business counts as property, which means you might split it up with your spouse in a Texas divorce.

Divorce can raise serious concerns about property. You may worry that a court could divide assets you believe belong to you. In Texas, community property rules guide that decision.

Running a successful business in The Woodlands is no easy feat. You have the right to feel protective of it, especially if you are facing a divorce.

For many people, January is a slow month of recovery after the frantic energy and excessive spending of the holidays.

Moving on after a divorce can be difficult, especially when there are young children in the family. Parents do not have the luxury of a clean break the way that many other divorcing couples enjoy.