The Role of Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements in Protecting Your Assets
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements allow couples to define how assets and responsibilities are managed within their marriage, providing clarity and
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This stunning contemporary home by Sharif & Munir Custom Homes sits on nearly half an acre in the heart of Preston Hollow.
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Unit 7B at The Residences at The Stoneleigh is a rare gem in Dallas’ luxury high-rise scene.
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The Role of Fathers: Asserting Fathers’ Rights in Custody Battles
Fathers play a critical role in their children’s lives, yet custody battles can often bring challenges as they assert their rights in court.
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Make the Most of Summer Without the Custody Confusion
Summer brings a welcome break from routine, but for divorced or divorcing parents, it can also create scheduling challenges.
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Welcome to 3600 Centenary, a stunning University Park home, set on a 0.601-acre double, corner lot.
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Brain Balance: Connection Between Nutrition and Mental Health Event
A live conversation on the impact of nutrition on mental and emotional health with Dr. Jacques Jospitre, Board Certified Psychiatrist and founder of SohoMD, an integrative psychiatry practice.
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Grandparents’ Rights: Navigating Visitation and Custody
Understanding grandparents’ rights in visitation and custody cases can feel overwhelming, especially when laws and regulations vary by state.
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For Moms Who Do It All: Custody Isn’t Off the Table
A demanding career does not mean a parent will lose custody.
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Securing Your Financial Future: Dividing Retirement Assets in Texas Divorce
Texas is a community property state, meaning most assets acquired during marriage — including retirement accounts like 401(k)s and IRAs—are considered community property and may be divided equitably in a divorce.
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