Spouse’s Debt

Can a Prenup Protect You from Your Spouse’s Debt in Texas?

You’ve probably heard the phrase “marrying into money.” But no one ever warns you about the flip side—marrying into debt. One day, you’re celebrating a new chapter of life. The next thing you know, you’re fielding calls from creditors about student loans, old tax bills, or business liabilities that were never yours to begin with.…

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Moving Out Divorce

Why Moving Out Could Be a Big Mistake in a Divorce

When a marriage breaks down, the tension at home can feel unbearable, and walking away might seem like the only relief. While leaving may seem like the next logical step and a quick escape from constant conflict, moving out too soon can bring hidden risks that complicate your divorce and your future. That statement may…

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Consequences of Divorce

6 Consequences of Divorce You May Not Have Considered

You’ve signed the papers. The decree is final. After months or maybe years of emotional strain, courtroom tension, and difficult decisions, you’re finally on the other side of your divorce. And for the first time in a long while, you feel a glimmer of relief. Now you can breathe. Now you can start fresh. Now…

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Divorce and Taxes

Divorce and Taxes: Who Gets To Claim the Kids?

Divorce brings with it a long list of important decisions that need to be made, and taxes are one of those things that often get overlooked—that is, until April rolls around and both parents wonder: Who gets to claim the kids? This is a fair question, and one that can have a big impact on…

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Track My Spouse

Can I Track My Spouse with a GPS or AirTag?

After months of tension, accusations, and whispered phone calls, you decided to take matters into your own hands. You suspected your soon-to-be ex-wife was hiding something, so you slipped a small tracking device under her car’s bumper. It wasn’t invasive—just enough to follow her movements. And, if you’re right, it’ll show the judge exactly what…

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Divorce Tactics

6 Sneaky Divorce Tactics You Should Watch Out for Now

Whether it involves hiding money, manipulating custody, or dragging things out to wear you down, it is essential to know what to look for and how to protect yourself. Being informed is one of your best defenses. Our team of attorneys at Christman | Daniell wants you to be educated and armed with the best…

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Redeeming Side to Family Law

There’s a Redeeming Side to Family Law—Here’s Proof

Most people don’t think of family law and feel a sense of comfort. The first images that come to mind are typically those of divorce filings, heated custody disputes, or long days in court. It’s perhaps a reputation that has been earned, but it only tells part of the story. There’s a different side to…

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Benefit After You Divorce

5 Ways a New Career Can Be a Benefit After You Divorce

She never minded staying home. In fact, for a long time, it made sense. Her spouse earned enough for them to live comfortably, and she stayed home with the kids. But now the marriage is over, and for the first time in years, she’s facing something unfamiliar: figuring out how to support herself. It’s not…

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Rights as a Father

How Do I Protect My Rights as a Father in Texas?

You thought things were going fine. You never missed a pickup, paid support on time, and even rearranged your work shifts to attend every game and recital. But now, out of nowhere, your ex is asking the court to reduce your visitation time. Suddenly, you’re scrambling—afraid of losing even more time with the kids. This…

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Vacation or Trip

What If the Other Parent Refuses To Allow a Vacation or Trip?

You had spent months planning the perfect vacation for your 10-year-old son—a trip to Yellowstone, just the two of you. You’d booked the cabin, arranged time off work, and even bought hiking boots in his favorite color. However, when you emailed the travel details to your ex-wife, she declined. And not just politely, either. Just…

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