Leaders in Law – Quilling, Selander, Lownds, Winslett & Moser
At Quilling, Selander, Lownds, Winslett & Moser, P.C., there are more than 60 attorneys across 12 different specialties, and three of the firm’s attorneys are go-to lawyers for all matters of family law. From divorce and custody matters to pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements, David L. Hoffmann, Elizabeth Hunter, and Teresa Clark Evans have every corner […]
The Kids Are Gone… Now What?
Children grow up. They go to college. They get jobs (hopefully). They move into their first house. This is the natural order of things, and what we, as parents, hope for our children. However, many couples seem to be caught by surprise at the major changes that happen when their kids leave the nest. After […]
5 Important Rules About Separate Property in Texas
One of the common issues that arise in a divorce in Texas is the characterization of property. Most people know that Texas is a community property state. Many people also assume that all community property has to be divided equally in the event of a divorce. However, property can be community, separate, quasi-community or mixed […]
Is a Civilized Divorce Even Possible?
A civilized divorce is really what I believe we would all hope for. A civilized divorce is one where both parties treat each other with dignity and respect throughout the process. They understand that even though their relationship may be ending as husband and wife, there are benefits to their children in having an effective, […]
The Child Centered Divorce: What Divorcing Parents Need to Know
When divorce is imminent and two parents want to legally divide their lives, the children are still the legacy of that union, and the children will go on even though the marriage will end.Money, property, and even spouses can come and go, but all parents want healthy, loving relationships with our children. Post-divorce, children keep […]