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Navigating the process of dissolving a marriage can inherently be tricky no matter how long or short of a time a Texas couple has been married. If the two spouses getting divorced find it hard to get along, this may only make matters even more daunting. A couple of...
When the dissolution of a marriage in Texas is unavoidable, it is natural to feel anxious and fearful about going through the process. After all, if two spouses cannot get along, the divorce process can be hostile and unpleasant. However, it is possible to dissolve a...
As summer has ended and fall is in full swing, so are some spouses' plans to finally get divorced and move on with their own lives. The start of the school year in Texas marks the start of the season for divorce for many couples. A couple of tips may help those...
Deciding to get divorced can be an emotionally and financially challenging decision. However, it can also be complex to address from a legal standpoint. An important consideration when filing for divorce in Texas is that one must reside in the state in order to file...
Co-parenting can be challenging any time of the year, but it can be especially challenging when the school year is in full swing. The most ideal way of dealing with co-parenting is for the parents to work amicably toward finding practical solutions to any issues that...
The dissolution of a marriage in Texas typically involves dividing important financial assets, including IRA plans. In some situations, IRAs are a couple's biggest assets. A couple of tips may help with dividing these complex assets during a divorce. The proper way in...
Money is one of the biggest causes of marital split-ups. For instance, perhaps two spouses in Texas are in disagreement about how they should spend or save their money, or maybe they feel that the other party is not pulling his or her weight financially. In the same...
In years past, the idea of putting together a prenuptial agreement, or prenup, was often met with resistance. After all, some couples felt that it meant they were starting out their marriages with the expectation that their unions would not last. Today, however, a...
You and your ex are working your way toward a relatively peaceful divorce. You have two kids, you're not angry with one another, but you realized after 10 years of marriage that it wasn't working. You weren't getting what you needed, and you've decided you'd be better...
Getting divorced in Texas can be challenging because the process involves more than simply untangling emotions. It also involves untangling finances. One area that can be particularly contentious is determining what happens to one spouse's inheritance in divorce. In a...
