by Brant Webb | Jul 25, 2024 | High Asset Divorce, Property Division
Forensic accountants are skilled in detecting financial discrepancies and uncovering assets that one spouse may attempt to hide. This is particularly crucial in high-net-worth divorces where the asset portfolio can be diverse and extensive. Detecting Undisclosed...
by Brant Webb | Jun 26, 2024 | High Asset Divorce, Property Division
Divorce is a complex process for anyone, but for business owners, the stakes are even higher. The financial and emotional impacts can extend beyond personal life, potentially affecting business operations and stability. Understanding the unique challenges faced by...
by Brant Webb | Oct 26, 2023 | Child Custody, Child Support, High Asset Divorce, Property Division, Same-Sex Couples & Divorce
Legal Terms in Family Law: A Glossary Navigating the world of family law in Dallas-Fort Worth can be a challenging and emotional journey. Understanding legal terminology can empower you to make more informed decisions during your divorce, child custody battle, or...
by The Webb Family Law Firm, P.C. | May 25, 2023 | High Asset Divorce, Property Division, Uncategorized
Divorce not only involves the emotional aspects but also requires a fair distribution of assets and debts. Understanding how property division works in Texas is crucial for individuals going through a divorce. In this article, we will provide an overview of property...
by The Webb Family Law Firm, P.C. | Mar 9, 2023 | Child Custody, Child Support, High Asset Divorce, News, Property Division
When it comes to family law matters in North Texas, you need an attorney you can trust. At Webb Family Law Firm, P.C., we pride ourselves on providing exceptional legal services to our clients. Here are five reasons why you should trust us with your family law needs:...
by The Webb Family Law Firm, P.C. | Dec 10, 2021 | High Asset Divorce, Property Division
In Texas, residents who have retirement accounts, during a divorce they can expect to be required to divide those accounts with their spouses, regardless of who contributed the funds. Texas is a community property state, thus Texas views the retirement fund balances...
