A lot of people move after a divorce -- for all kinds of reasons. Maybe you want to go back to your hometown to be closer to friends and family, or maybe you want to move away from your hometown to start over.Unfortunately, if you have custody of your children, moving...
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Month: August 2018
Should you add a forensic accountant to your legal team?
On Behalf of Brandon Wong & Associates | Aug 26, 2018 | Firm News
If you and your spouse are a high net worth Texas couple whose marriage appears to be headed to divorce court, you may have suspicions that (s)he is starting to hide assets from you. Unfortunately, many spouses do this prior to a divorce in an attempt to reduce...
Want to avoid a divorce? Start by avoiding these traps
On Behalf of Brandon Wong & Associates | Aug 22, 2018 | Divorce
Money trouble is one of the biggest reasons that couples end up saying, "I'm done," shortly after they say, "I do."If you want to avoid ending up divorce within a few years of your nuptials, it's important to establish some major rules about money between you and your...
The role of discovery in your contested divorce
On Behalf of Brandon Wong & Associates | Aug 16, 2018 | Divorce
Nobody really wants to go through a hotly-contested divorce, but sometimes it's inevitable. If your spouse is refusing to play fair and won't work with you, sometimes the only choice you have is to move toward litigation. This is where the methods used in legal...
When child protective services knocks on your door
On Behalf of Brandon Wong & Associates | Aug 8, 2018 | Family Law
The Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) has an obligation to investigate any report it receives about child abuse or neglect -- but that can result in incredibly stressful and terrifying experiences for innocent parents who are targeted by...
Being a great parent when you’re on a visitation schedule
On Behalf of Brandon Wong & Associates | Aug 3, 2018 | Child Custody
For many divorced parents, the roughest adjustment that they have to make is not being with their children as much as usual. While shared parenting is becoming more of a norm, there are still many parents whose work schedules and lives make 50-50 parenting plans...
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