Posts by Matt Grimshaw
What Happens During a Home Study in San Antonio?
Adopting a child is such a selfless and fulfilling act – but that does not make the process any less overwhelming. There are quite a few laws and regulations you need to abide by, and the state of Texas also requires you to go through a home study before you are officially cleared and considered…
Read MoreWhen Can I Seek an Expanded Standard Possession Order?
There are a lot of parts of a divorce that can be challenging to handle. Asset division is usually a trigger; so, too, are discussions about spousal maintenance. But when children are involved and spouses are arguing over custody, stress levels can really flare up. Thankfully, Texas has some set rules in place for determining…
Read MoreA Rival Company Is Bashing Me on Social Media. What Can I Do?
Reading unkind words about you or your business on social media is never pleasant. When those words come from a rival company, it is not uncommon to feel even more unsettled. Consumers are entitled to their opinions about various businesses and their comments are generally not grounds for legal action. However, a rival business making…
Read MoreHow Does the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act Work?
If you are or are a spouse of someone who is on active military duty in San Antonio or elsewhere in the country, educating yourself about the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) is more than worthwhile. The law was created to provide active military members with extra protection and assistance in the event of financial…
Read MoreCan My Spouse Really “Take Everything” in a Divorce?
If you want to file for divorce in Texas, it is normal to be apprehensive. You might have no idea whether your spouse will contest the divorce or if they will fight you on everything during the property division process. To help protect what is rightfully yours, learn whether your spouse can truly “get everything”…
Read MoreHow Can I Make My San Antonio Divorce Easy and Amicable?
Making the decision to divorce is difficult; however, the divorce process does not have to be. When you and your spouse are about to end your marriage, there will be certain obstacles that you must overcome, especially if there are children involved. You do not want to make matters worse by fighting with your spouse…
Read MoreHow Residency Affects Divorce in San Antonio
For many married couples who are contemplating divorce, it can be difficult to even come to the decision. When considering a divorce, there are many factors both spouses think about before committing to the decision. However, one of the factors that many married couples rarely consider is how their location will affect their divorce. In…
Read MoreWhat to Do When Your Ex Won’t Follow the Final Divorce Order
Many couples who have been through a divorce understand how difficult the process can be. Even though the courts declare that all matters of the marriage will be separated equitably, one or both of the ex-spouses might be dissatisfied with the divorce order. However, it is important to understand that the divorce order is legally…
Read MoreHow to Choose the Right Structure for Your San Antonio Business
Congratulations! You have decided to start that business that you have been thinking about for a long time. However, deciding to go into business is the easiest part. Now you must make decisions that will affect your business moving forward. One of the first and most important is the business’s structure. The type of structure…
Read MoreConsiderations for Child Custody and Shared Parenting in San Antonio
If you have children and are facing a divorce or ending a relationship, you probably have questions and concerns about child custody. In Texas, the law refers to child custody and visitation as “possession and access” and presumes that shared parenting benefits children, but does not provide for 50/50 sharing. Instead, the state sets out…
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