Category: Blog Post

Most personal injury cases do not require a court appearance. The majority are settled through negotiation with insurance companies, saving time and stress for injury victims. However, there are scenarios where going to court becomes necessary. This article provides an overview of when court is required, what to expect from the process,...

The Law Office of Steven Buitron: Personal Injury Advocacy with a Team Approach At The Law Office of Steven Buitron, our mission has always been to deliver the highest standard of legal counsel with genuine compassion and personal attention. Traditionally, our firm has built its reputation representing individuals and...

Community Property vs. Separate Property Divorce is never easy, and one of the most frequently misunderstood aspects is how property and debts are divided when a marriage ends. Texas is a “community property” state, which means that—at least in theory—everything acquired during marriage is considered jointly owned by both...

Divorce is rarely easy, but when emotions run high and conflict dominates the process, the challenges of co-parenting can seem overwhelming. Even after the legal documents are signed, parents must find a way to work together for the well-being of their children. For many, the concept of “co-parenting” after a high-conflict divorce...

After nearly two decades of practicing law, I’m excited to share that I'm now accepting speaking engagements for conferences, workshops, retreats, and corporate events. My goal is to provide not only legal insight but also meaningful life lessons drawn from a career—and a personal journey—shaped by perseverance, reinvention, and resilience.

Divorce is stressful enough without being misled by myths, half-truths, or “advice” from friends who aren’t lawyers. Texas has unique divorce laws that often surprise people—especially those navigating a divorce for the first time. Whether you’re just starting the process or stuck in a tough spot post-divorce, it’s important to separate fact...

Going through a divorce can be one of the most emotionally and mentally draining experiences in a person’s life. While hiring a skilled Texas divorce attorney is critical to navigating the legal process, there’s another support system that’s just as important—your trusted friends and family. When you’re under stress and dealing with...

If you're considering divorce in Texas, one of the most important issues you'll face is the division of property. Texas is a community property state, which means that most assets and debts acquired during the marriage are considered jointly owned. However, that doesn’t mean everything is split 50/50. Understanding how community property...

One of the most challenging aspects of a divorce or custody dispute is determining who will have primary custody of the child. In Texas, this is legally referred to as the right to designate the primary residence of the child, which is a key aspect of conservatorship. Texas family courts focus on...

Planning your estate is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your loved ones, particularly your spouse. Without a well-structured estate plan, your assets could be subject to Texas probate laws, leading to unintended consequences. As a Texas attorney, I often advise clients on how to ensure their...