Divorce does not have to mean the end of a parent’s involvement in a child's upbringing. Even if you no longer live under the same roof, your role as a noncustodial parent remains vital in your children’s lives. Understanding these new responsibilities is key to...
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3 things to know about divorce modifications in Texas
In Texas, like in any other state, a divorce decree is the final ruling from the court that officially ends the marriage. However, it is more than possible that circumstances may change after a divorce’s finalization, and it may later become necessary to modify the...
What divorce mistakes can have financial consequences?
Divorce can be straightforward in theory, but most cases involve circumstances that can impact your and your former spouse's finances. You may feel compelled to take the easy route to get through the divorce as quickly as possible. Unfortunately, rashness can result...
Gray divorce is on the rise
Society is increasingly modernizing and normalizing separation for stagnated or unhappy couples. As a result, a larger number of older couples are choosing to end their marriages, a phenomenon known as gray divorce. Here is a rundown of why elderly individuals in...
How divorce can improve one’s life
Sometimes divorced individuals in Texas struggle with the internalized shame often associated with going through a marital breakup. These feelings may make them feel less confident and keep them from seeking other relationships or even job opportunities. However,...
How debts are split during divorce in Texas
Individuals going through divorce experience major upheavals in multiple areas of their lives, including their finances. They may especially be concerned about how their debt will be handled. Here is a look at how debts are divided during a marital breakup in Texas. A...
Pursuing a change in career during divorce
Divorce can take a toll on finances, motivating an individual to pursue a sudden career change. This pivotal decision requires certain steps to ensure a successful outcome. Here are a few tips for embarking on a career change while navigating the emotional aspect of...
Financial mistakes to avoid when splitting property and assets
When you married your spouse, you probably did not do so with the intent of one day ending your marriage. Yet, divorce is sometimes the best, and only, option. When you’re going through a divorce in Texas, you will have to make big decisions while dealing with stress...
How to remain financially sound following gray divorce
Getting divorced in Texas can have serious financial consequences, not just emotional ones. The effects of divorce may be more pronounced for individuals who are 50 years old or older, as they have less time to bounce back financially from divorce. Fortunately, a...
A primer on divorce litigation
When two spouses in Texas decide to get divorced, they may try to resolve their divorce matters outside of court -- for instance, through divorce negotiation. However, if they cannot find common ground, they may have to go through the divorce litigation process. Here...