Blog Home Recent Posts in the Divorce Category What 2019 Has in Store for Divorce & Family Law in Texas Feb 11, 2019 With the New Year now upon us, there’s ample opportunity to reflect on the past year and our goals and resolutions for the next. If initiating or ... Posted By Coker, Robb & Cannon, Family Lawyers Continue Reading 4 Important Elements of Dividing Retirement in Divorce Dec 3, 2018 While every divorce is different, many involve the unraveling of complexly intertwined finances. During the course of a marriage, spouses share many, ... Posted By Coker, Robb & Cannon, Family Lawyers Continue Reading Marriage, Divorce & Inheritances: What Are My Rights? Nov 20, 2018 There are many myths and misconceptions that circulate about divorce, including many which focus on the fate of a couple’s finances and their ... Posted By Coker, Robb & Cannon, Family Lawyers Continue Reading Preparing for a Texas Divorce: Helpful Tips When Starting the Divorce Process Aug 21, 2018 On the outside looking in, divorce can seem like a difficult and daunting process – and for good reason. Divorce is both a deeply personal life ... Posted By Coker, Robb & Cannon, Family Lawyers Continue Reading Why You Should Think Twice About a DIY Divorce Jul 16, 2018 Today, spouses seeking a divorce have more options than ever before. That’s especially true in the age of internet, when many people turn to the ... Posted By Coker, Robb & Cannon, Family Lawyers Continue Reading Divorce: What's a Disproportionate Award? Jul 2, 2018 When spouses decide to divorce, there a number of issues to address. From parenting plans outlining custody and visitation arrangements to ... Posted By Coker, Robb & Cannon, Family Lawyers Continue Reading 8 Common Questions About Texas Divorce Jun 18, 2018 Divorce is both a personal undertaking, and a complex legal process. Because divorce requires a number of issues to be addressed (ranging from the ... Posted By Coker, Robb & Cannon, Family Lawyers Continue Reading Post-Divorce Modifications: Reasons to Change a Court Order Jun 14, 2018 Whether reached through out-of-court negotiations or litigation, divorce cases are finalized through court orders. These orders are binding legal ... Posted By Coker, Robb & Cannon, Family Lawyers Continue Reading Page of 12