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Your Minor Children and Naming a Trustee in Your Will

January 14, 2017 By Kalish Law Office

Most parents of minor children know that they need to have a current Texas will. But not everyone understands how important it is to name a Trustee to take care of financial matters and how doing so can decrease the time and money spent in legal fees and court time later on.  Naming a person whom you trust to be the Trustee of your minor children's finances is crucially important.  This … [Read more...] about Your Minor Children and Naming a Trustee in Your Will

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: child, children, death, estate planning, guardian, guardianship, Harris county, judge, last will and testament, minor, Montgomery County, parent, Texas, trustee, will

The 4 Ways to Divorce

December 21, 2016 By Kalish Law Office

Years ago, divorces were all handled pretty much the same way. A divorce may have been contentious or amicable, but the legal procedures didn't vary too much. Now, there are choices.  These choices allow for greater flexibility in choosing the amount of money spent, the amount of time spent, the emotional energy required, and the type/level of analysis of the assets and debts of the couple. … [Read more...] about The 4 Ways to Divorce

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: collaborative, contract, divorce, fault, judge, jury, mediated settlement agreements, mediation, methods, no fault, options, settle, settlement, settlement agreements, trial

Can I Travel With My Children While Getting a Divorce?

September 26, 2016 By Kalish Law Office

If you are getting a divorce in Texas and you have children, you may want to take a trip with your children during the time the divorce is pending. Are you allowed to do it? Well, the first question to ask yourself is whether you are under any court orders.  If so, then check them to see if you have any travel restrictions.   Be aware that just because you haven't actually been to court … [Read more...] about Can I Travel With My Children While Getting a Divorce?

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How to Harm Your Chances of Getting Custody of Your Children

June 27, 2016 By Kalish Law Office

Fighting for custody is a heartrending, exhausting, and sorrowful experience. No matter what the results, it is hard on everyone.  In fact, people become so completely emotional and exhausted that they are not on their best behavior. If there is a time to be on your best behavior, it is while you are asking for custody. Here are some of the top mistakes that people make when involved in a … [Read more...] about How to Harm Your Chances of Getting Custody of Your Children

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Judge & Jury in a Family Law Case… Who Decides What?

March 4, 2014 By Kalish Law Office

If you have a family law case that is going to be heard before a jury, it may be helpful to understand which issues will be decided by the judge, and which will be decided by the jury. The Jury can determine: Fault in the breakup of the marriage-  a finding of fault is taken into consideration when it is time for the split of the property. Characterization of property- whether certain … [Read more...] about Judge & Jury in a Family Law Case… Who Decides What?

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