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If you were to ask any person who has been through the dissolution of a marriage what the experience was like, they’ll likely tell you it was one of the most difficult events they’ve faced. Regardless, as long as there are marriages in Texas, there will be divorces....
Figuring out how to divide marital assets during divorce proceedings in Texas can be complicated, especially if the assets include a family home. Those facing the end of a marriage often have strong emotional attachments to their homes, but this does not mean keeping...
Although marital breakups can be emotionally trying for the adults involved, their young children could also suffer mentally without proper support. Fortunately, parents in Texas can provide their children with the safe space they need to navigate this process...
Deciding to get divorced in Texas is a difficult decision, and telling the other party about one’s desire to divorce may seem even tougher. However, it is possible to share this news compassionately. Here are a couple of tips for approaching this situation with...
Getting divorced is far from easy, especially when the divorce process involves young children. Co-parenting requires understanding, communication and patience between the two parents for the sake of the children. Here are a couple of tips for successfully...
A family business is often a divorcing couple’s biggest asset. If the two sides cannot find common ground regarding valuing and dividing the business, divorce proceedings could become lengthy and costly. But there are options for business owners that may help reduce...
Business owners may find themselves facing unique considerations during divorce. In addition to ending a personal relationship they will also have concerns about how the divorce process will impact their business. The following provides information on the three main...
When individuals in Texas are dishonest with their spouses about how they spend their money, they are committing financial infidelity. This type of infidelity is described as the purposeful and secretive act of incurring debt against the other spouse’s wishes....
When parents divorce, it may take one to two years for their children to adapt to life post-divorce. However, if the parents are dedicated to co-parenting their children in a healthy way, this can make the transition process easier. Here are a couple of ways to create...
A Texas divorce can feel like a roller coaster ride for both the adults going through it and their young children, but the process itself does not have to negatively impact the children. If the parents are careful about how they treat one another and the children,...