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Kirker Davis LLP is a boutique family law firm in Austin, Texas specializing in complex divorces and child custody matters. We fully understand that going through a divorce can be one of the most trying periods in one's life. For this reason, we make it our mission to educate you on your rights and options to help ensure your interests are fully protected. We’re here to answer your questions and make sure you are prepared for the events and challenges that will appear over the course of your case. Partners Chris Kirker and Holly Davis have spent years refining their law practice and establishing a variety of strategies to get the best possible outcome for their clients. They’ve found a niche working with cases that contain complex assets and business interests. With Kirker Davis LLP on your side you can feel confident knowing your rights and interests are protected.

10/17/2026

Divorce can be a lot to carry alone. The right people make it more manageable.

At a minimum, you want two people in your corner: a great therapist and a divorce attorney. They play different positions, and one can't cover for the other.

Your attorney isn't your therapist, and your kids aren't either.

Lean on your therapist, your friends, and your family for the emotional weight, and let your attorney focus on your case.

Follow along for more on building a support system that works.

10/10/2026

One of the best ways to strengthen a relationship is to talk openly about money.

Money is one of the biggest things couples navigate together, and the ones who get honest about it early and often tend to build the steadiest foundation.

Here are a few worth talking through together:

🔹 Do you spend and save in similar ways?
🔹 Should one person handle the money day to day, and how do you stay on the same page about it?
🔹 How open do you each want to be about your individual finances?

Getting clear on these sets you both up for whatever comes next.

Follow along for more on building a relationship that lasts.

A second marriage often brings more to the table than a first: children from a previous relationship, a home, retirement...
10/06/2026

A second marriage often brings more to the table than a first: children from a previous relationship, a home, retirement savings, and a clearer sense of what matters.

It can also bring more to protect.

A prenuptial agreement is a practical tool for blended families.

It can help make sure children from a prior marriage are provided for, keep certain assets set aside for them, and clarify how property will be handled if the marriage ends or a spouse passes away.

For many couples, putting these details in writing is what allows everyone, including the kids, to move forward with confidence.

If you are remarrying and want to protect what you have built for your family, it is worth starting the conversation early.

Learn about our premarital agreement services: https://bit.ly/4cek7Wd

People often wait to talk to a family law attorney because they feel they should have everything sorted out first.They t...
10/01/2026

People often wait to talk to a family law attorney because they feel they should have everything sorted out first.

They think they need the full financial picture, a firm decision, or the right words before they pick up the phone.

You do not need that to start a conversation.

A first meeting is a chance to ask questions, understand your options, and get a clearer sense of what the road ahead might look like.

There is no obligation to make a decision or take a single step you are not ready for.

Whether you are certain about your next move or simply trying to understand your choices, getting good information early can bring a real sense of relief.

Taking that first step can make everything ahead feel more manageable.

When you are ready, we are here to listen.

Contact us today: https://bit.ly/4qILfCN

When couples think about dividing property in a divorce, they usually picture the house, the accounts, and the savings t...
09/30/2026

When couples think about dividing property in a divorce, they usually picture the house, the accounts, and the savings they can see today.

Compensation that has been earned but not yet paid is easy to overlook, and it can be substantial.

Unvested stock options, restricted stock units, deferred compensation, and bonuses tied to work already performed can all be part of the conversation.

Whether they count as community property often depends on when they were earned and the terms attached to them.

For executives and business owners, this can represent a meaningful share of the marital estate.

Getting it right takes a close look at grant dates, vesting schedules, and the fine print.

If part of your compensation is still on the horizon, it deserves the same attention as the assets already in hand.

Learn more about our approach to high-net-worth divorce: https://bit.ly/4xm9glg

When a family splits time between two households, co-parents should continue the little rituals that make holidays and w...
09/29/2026

When a family splits time between two households, co-parents should continue the little rituals that make holidays and weekends feel special.

The good news is that most traditions can travel.

The heart of a tradition is usually the feeling behind it, not the address where it happens.

A favorite recipe, a bedtime story, a Sunday morning routine, or a simple gratitude practice can all move with your child from one home to the other.

When both parents keep a few of these rituals alive, children carry a sense of home wherever they are. It reassures them that the things they love are not tied to one place or one parent.

As you head into the busier months, it is worth thinking about which small traditions matter most to your kids, and how to keep them steady in both homes.

09/26/2026

Should you hash out your divorce across the kitchen table with your spouse?

Not so fast.

Kitchen table conversations are most productive when you've already met with your attorney and know what you're after.

Here's what those conversations are good for:

Listening. A lot of it.
Talking through your broad goals.
Hearing your spouse out on theirs.

So talk freely. Just don't turn a conversation into an agreement.

Follow along for more on protecting yourself while keeping the peace.

In September, the holidays feel far away, which is exactly why now is the right time to start planning them.Co-parents w...
09/24/2026

In September, the holidays feel far away, which is exactly why now is the right time to start planning them.

Co-parents who sort out the details early tend to have a calmer, more predictable season.

A little preparation goes a long way. Before the calendar fills up, it helps to:

▪️Review your custody order for holiday and travel provisions, and confirm exact dates and exchange times.
▪️Handle any required travel notifications early.
▪️Check that passports and other documents are current if travel is part of the plan.
▪️Put every agreed change in writing through your court-approved app or email.

Sorting this out while there is still time, rather than in the rush of December, gives everyone room to breathe and lets your children simply enjoy the season.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4w8hH2A

Texas has some of the most restrictive spousal maintenance laws in the country.Qualifying for court-ordered support can ...
09/23/2026

Texas has some of the most restrictive spousal maintenance laws in the country.

Qualifying for court-ordered support can be challenging, and even when it is awarded, the amount and duration are capped.

For higher-asset couples, that reality shapes how a fair settlement gets built.

When ongoing maintenance is not on the table, the focus often shifts to how property is divided.

A thoughtful division of assets can create a stable, tax-aware income stream that supports a spouse's future without relying on a maintenance order.

Retirement accounts, investment portfolios, and income-producing property can all play a role.

In Texas, protecting your financial future after divorce depends less on alimony and more on how carefully the property settlement is structured.

Contact us to learn more: https://bit.ly/4xJzXB3

The end of the year brings a wave of financial decisions: bonuses, stock that vests, gifting, large purchases, and year-...
09/22/2026

The end of the year brings a wave of financial decisions: bonuses, stock that vests, gifting, large purchases, and year-end tax planning.

For anyone thinking about divorce, the timing of those moves can matter more than people expect.

Some decisions are worth pausing until you have a clear strategy in place.

Others may be better handled before a case begins.

A large asset purchase, a change in how accounts are titled, or a significant financial gift can all look very different once a divorce is underway.

This is not about hiding anything. It is about understanding how ordinary financial choices interact with the process, so you are not caught off guard later.

Before you make any major year-end money moves, it is worth a conversation about how they fit into the bigger picture.

Learn more about our approach to high-net-worth divorce: https://bit.ly/4xm9glg

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