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If you’re getting divorced, some of your assets may be separate assets, which means you don’t have to split them with your spouse. You often get to keep assets from before the marriage, for instance, or even some gifts that were given directly to you during that...
Parents who go through a divorce may not always remain in the same area. When one parent moves, the challenge becomes helping the children to continue to build the relationship they need with both parents. There are several ways that parents can encourage their...
Raising your child after a divorce does not stop when you agree to a co-parenting arrangement. You likely will need to discuss with your co-parent about some major decisions for your child. Here are a few starter conversations to have with your co-parent: 1. What...
With the ravages of Hurricane Beryl cutting through the Yucatan Peninsula, now might not be the ideal time to plan a Mexican vacation. But what about trips planned to Cabo San Lucas, far out of the reach of the storm? Do divorced parents who want to take their...
You and your spouse might agree to remain in the family home until the divorce is finalized. However, being on the same page about your living arrangement does not mean it will be easy. Here are three tips that can help you: Have separate spaces You and your spouse...
When it comes to child support, it’s common to think it’s all about the money. But for parents sharing custody in Texas, there’s more to the story. A well-crafted child support agreement can be a lifeline, offering a straightforward guide that can address more than...
In the digital age, the internet has become a one-stop shop for countless needs. You can even conduct certain legal proceedings, such as getting divorced. Many online businesses have websites promising that a do-it-yourself divorce is a cheaper and easier alternative...
Children rely on their parents for so much until they turn 18 and become legally responsible for themselves. The divorce of their parents can leave kids wondering if they can still rely on the same support as before. Kids may have the notion that they somehow caused...
You can file for a fault-based divorce in Texas. For example, you may use domestic violence or adultery as your reason for the divorce. If you can prove that these things occurred, you can claim that your spouse was at fault and caused the end of the marriage. But you...
Divorce happens all year around, but summer in particular can create some complications. For one thing, divorce rates tend to spike in March and August, so those rates often drop in the summer. Divorce still happens, of course, but couples are less likely to split up...
