by LisaB | Oct 8, 2026 | Premarital Agreements
A Texas court cannot divide your separate property. It can still order your separate estate to write the community a check. Family Code § 3.410 lets an agreement close that door — but only if the agreement says so. Bustos Family Law PLLC | Austin, Texas Clients who...
by LisaB | Oct 6, 2026 | Premarital Agreements
Most people have the two categories roughly right and the burden of proof entirely wrong. In Texas, who has to prove what is the whole ballgame. Bustos Family Law PLLC | Austin, Texas Every prenuptial agreement conversation in our office starts with these two...
by LisaB | Oct 1, 2026 | Premarital Agreements
A marital agreement answers the question every other estate planning document depends on: what did you actually own? It does not answer who receives it, who manages it, or who speaks for you. Bustos Family Law PLLC | Austin, Texas Our firm handles both family law and...
by LisaB | Sep 29, 2026 | Premarital Agreements
A separate-property business does not stay entirely separate, and an inheritance meant for your children can be quietly absorbed by the community presumption. Both problems have contract solutions. Bustos Family Law PLLC | Austin, Texas Two groups get more value from...
by LisaB | Sep 24, 2026 | Premarital Agreements
If you are already married, you did not miss your window. Texas Family Code Chapter 4 offers three distinct instruments — and the enforceability standard barely changes. Bustos Family Law PLLC | Austin, Texas A recurring conversation in our office begins with some...
