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The division of parenting time can be one of the most contentious elements of a Texas divorce. Parents may worry about losing their connection with their children. They may also worry about the stress that the divorce and custody proceedings might cause. Parental...
Many couples get a prenuptial agreement before they get married, and then rarely think about it again if the marriage is going along fine. However, it’s always wise to take a look at it from time to time just to make sure it still applies to your current reality. A...
When parents divorce or begin living separately, they typically share responsibility for their children. Doing so requires that they address parenting time and authority. They must also share financial responsibility for their children. When one parent earns far more...
Divorces frequently play out in family court. However, spouses also have the option of settling their disputes privately. An uncontested divorce often requires mediation before the spouses agree on terms. They must sit down and discuss property division, financial...
In Texas, property acquired during the marriage is owned equally by both spouses. Therefore, when one spouse intentionally misuses these assets in the period leading up to a divorce, it can put the other spouse at a serious disadvantage. Protecting your share of the...
Social media has become a big part of most people's everyday lives, shaping how they share milestones, frustrations and all those moments in between. When a marriage is ending, these same platforms can quietly assume a much larger role -- and that can be a problem....
Spouses accrue equity by making a down payment when purchasing real property and paying their mortgages on time. A percentage of each month's payment goes toward the principal balance due rather than accumulated interest. People also accumulate equity by improving...
This time of year can be especially stressful for parents who have recently separated or divorced. For families who celebrate Christmas, it often means parents are buying at least some gifts separately for their children. It’s best when co-parents can work together...
Parents who are splitting up have to work out the terms of a parenting plan so they can continue to raise the children. One thing that some parents don’t think about is how they will handle various childcare situations when they have the children. Some parents know...
Divorce mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution that can help couples resolve disagreements about custody and financial matters without judicial intervention. They work with a neutral professional to settle their disagreements. While many people...
