by Natalie Webb | Sep 23, 2026 | High Asset Divorce, News, Property Division
529 College Savings Accounts in a Texas Divorce: Who Controls the Money? Parents divorcing in Texas should clearly address ownership, control, and future use of 529 college savings accounts. Parents usually open a 529 college savings account for one reason: to help a...
by Webb Family Law, PLLC | Aug 19, 2026 | Property Division
What Happens to the House in a Texas Divorce? For many married couples, the family home is their largest asset. A Texas divorce may require spouses to decide whether to sell the marital home, pursue a buyout, or have one spouse retain the property. It may also be the...
by Webb Family Law, PLLC | Jul 21, 2026 | High Asset Divorce, Property Division
Digital assets are becoming more common in divorce, especially in cases involving professionals, investors, and high-net-worth spouses. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies may represent a significant part of the marital estate, but they do not appear on a...
by Webb Family Law, PLLC | Apr 8, 2026 | News, Property Division
Property division can become far more complicated when one spouse claims that an asset should remain separate property. In many cases, the dispute is not about whether the asset once started as separate property. The real issue is whether that claim can still be...
by Webb Family Law, PLLC | Mar 5, 2026 | High Asset Divorce, News, Property Division
Divorce is not just an emotional process—it is a financial one. Courts rely heavily on documentation to determine property division, child support, and spousal maintenance. Understanding the financial documents needed for divorce in Texas can help you avoid...
by Natalie Webb | Jan 22, 2026 | High Asset Divorce, Property Division
A divorce involving significant assets is never simple—but for professionals such as doctors, attorneys, business owners, and executives, the process can be especially complex. A high-asset divorce for professionals in Texas often involves intricate financial...
