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One of the biggest financial decisions in a divorce is- who is going to keep the house? For some, it was already decided at the time of separation, others need further reflection to consider the financial responsibility on the family home. There is also the option for...
Sometimes the family pet is more than just the family pet. The fur babies are like children to you and your spouse (and) child(ren), but the court does not see it that way. Unfortunately, in the state of Texas, our well-loved pet(s) are seen as property in the...
If you receive orders to serve overseas, you may need to relinquish your role as the custodial parent. If the non-custodial parent is fit to parent the children full-time in your absence, the court may determine this is the best course of action. In instances where...
While divorce may mark the end of your marriage, it does not have to mark the end of your family. Divorcing spouses who share children will need to continue to work together as co-parents while they learn how to share their parenting responsibilities separately. You...
When a couple divorces in Texas, a court order defining alimony requirements may take effect immediately. Alimony provides financial support for individuals who did not work outside of the home during the marriage, or whose lack of experience and job skills compromise...
No matter how amicable a divorce may be between parents, the separation can still be incredibly difficult for children. Experts agree that the best way to support children during this time is to make it as conflict-free as possible. For some couples going through a...
Divorces can be messy. In the middle of a split, you may find it difficult to say anything nice about your former spouse. Civilities are easier to throw out the window during a divorce. At first, it may seem harmless. The two of you are upset and so there is nothing...
If you and your spouse have decided to end your marital relationship, there are two basic types of divorce to consider: contested and uncontested. You would file for a contested divorce if you and your spouse do not agree on all major issues, such as child custody,...
For people dealing with various challenges in life, getting a divorce is complicated. Financial concerns, conflict with one's ex and stress related to the legal system are common hurdles that people have to work through. However, there are other unique circumstances...
There is a multitude of legal issues to consider when a marriage falls apart, but topics involving children are particularly complicated and emotional. Moreover, some child matters are even more complex, such as families who have adopted children. If you recently...
