This quarter’s column is the third part in a series aimed at doing a deep dive into the valuation and divisibility of goodwill in the Texas divorce context — this time, a summary of the factors Texas courts use to distinguish personal from commercial goodwill.
Preparing for a deposition of a court-appointed evaluator in your child custody case, you open the evaluator’s report for questions related to how the evaluator characterized your client. How do you know if these diagnoses are legit?
In both President Trump’s first and current administrations, the federal government initiated travel bans for nationals of certain countries. This article addresses the current travel ban and the pause of USCIS adjudications for nationals of certain countries.
A February 2026 federal ruling ordering production of a criminal defendant’s AI chat materials is a warning for Texas family lawyers: a client’s “private” chat with an AI platform may be the opposite of private in discovery.
The third installment in a series on goodwill valuation examines how Texas courts distinguish between personal and commercial goodwill in divorce cases.
A roundup of notable family law decisions from courts around the nation, covering marital agreements, child custody, child support, property division, and more.
Ricky Ramirez