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By Michael P. Granata June 3, 2025 Posted in Divorce Share

How to Prepare for Your First Divorce Consultation Going through a divorce can be one of the most challenging experiences in a person's life. The emotional toll, coupled with the legal...

By Michael P. Granata May 22, 2025 Posted in Divorce Share

Divorce is never easy, and for couples in Dallas, one of the most complex aspects of the process is understanding how Texas community property law impacts the division of assets and debts. Texas is...

By Mike Granata May 9, 2025 Posted in Divorce in Dallas Texas Share

  In the case of Ovidio Montemayor v. Oralia Montemayor (2025 WL 1334631), the Texas Court of Appeals in Dallas affirmed the trial court's divorce decree, rejecting Ovidio Montemayor's...

By Michael P. Granata May 9, 2025 Posted in Child Custody, Divorce Share

Top 5 Things to Avoid During Your Custody Case in Dallas, Texas   Navigating a custody case in Dallas, Texas, can be emotionally taxing and legally complex. The decisions made during this process...

By Michael P. Granata May 1, 2025 Posted in Divorce Share

Divorce is a life-altering event that brings emotional and financial challenges. While the emotional strain can feel all-consuming, the financial decisions you make during this process can profoundly...

By Michael P. Granata April 30, 2025 Posted in Divorce Share

By Michael P. Granata Published: April 30, 2025 Hearing the word "divorce" from your spouse can feel like a bombshell, leaving you overwhelmed, confused, or even panicked. Whether it was a...

By Michael P. Granata April 23, 2025 Posted in Divorce Share

Going through a divorce is one of life’s most challenging experiences, and going through on in Dallas is no exception. While emotions may run high, avoiding common pitfalls can help you achieve an...

By Michael P. Granata November 19, 2024 Posted in Divorce Share

Girlfriend sued her Boyfriend for breach of contract and fraudulent inducement after their relationship ended. The trial court granted Boyfriend’s motion for summary judgment, affirming the judgment...

By Michael P. Granata November 15, 2024 Posted in Divorce Share