You have acquired your fair share of oil and gas interests over the years, and while it started as something you did for fun on the side, that “hobby” has become rather lucrative and provided plenty of financial freedom for you and your family. But now you’re getting a divorce, and you can’t help but…

Christman | Daniell Attorneys would like to congratulate senior partner Drew Christman for being named Best Real Estate Attorney in the Best of Denton County awards for the second year in a row. Mr. Christman, partner Emily Daniell, and our firm were Top 3 finalists in five additional categories, including Best Law Firm, Family Law…

Going through a divorce can be a confusing time. You have a lot on your mind and a lot of decisions to make. One big decision you might be considering is: “Should I buy a house during my divorce?” This is a tricky situation. While you likely won’t keep your current home after the divorce,…

Once you’ve filed for divorce, the next step is to officially “serve” your spouse with the divorce paperwork. Thankfully, this critical responsibility isn’t something you have to worry about doing yourself. A constable or sheriff physically hands the paperwork to the respondent instead, either at their home or work. But what if you or your…

You and your spouse have been successful in your careers and have a lot to show for it: a nearby lake house, a condo in Vale, Colorado, a nest egg for early retirement, a very comfortable income, etc. It’s been a good life. That said, your marriage has suffered, and you’ve decided that it’s time…

When crafting a pre-marital agreement, the natural inclination is to include as much as possible. While that is certainly the right mindset, especially if you want to head off any future disputes between you and your soon-to-be spouse before tying the knot, these documents aren’t designed to cover every possible circumstance. A perfect example is…

One thing about debt is that it never disappears — even in a divorce. But how does that work exactly? Sure, you’ve heard that Texas is a community property state and that all property and assets acquired during the marriage (with a few exceptions) will be divided in a fair and just way. Is the…

When determining child custody, it is preferred, whenever possible, that the parents work together to create a custody plan they can both agree on. But as we all know, not every case works out that way. Sometimes, neither parent can see eye to eye on their children’s best interests — no matter how well-intentioned they…

Going through a divorce is undoubtedly one of life’s most challenging experiences. Not only is it emotionally and mentally taxing on you and your family, but it’s no secret that it can also become very expensive the longer the process is drawn out. So, it’s not surprising that you’re beginning to wonder, “What if I…

How can you tell if you are married to a narcissist? Below are 12 telltale signs: Your Spouse Might Be a Narcissist if They … Lack Empathy: A narcissist has difficulty understanding or sharing the feelings of others. Have a Constant Need for Attention: A narcissist craves excessive validation, admiration, and attention. Show Excessive Manipulation:…