A divorce is considered to be one of the hardest experiences an adult can go through. However, there are steps that you can take to prepare to end your marriage in a rational and favorable manner. These steps may be effective whether you choose to end the relationship...
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Children and divorce
As a Texas parent of young children, divorce can take on a whole new meaning. If your marriage is ending, you can’t only focus on your own needs. You also need to focus on their well-being. If you haven’t brought your children into the conversation about divorce, here...
4 factors that influence paying alimony
When it comes to divorce in Texas, many couples wonder if one spouse will automatically receive alimony. Alimony is financial assistance provided by one spouse to the other after divorce. However, it is important to know that there is no one-size-fits-all answer to...
Navigating a divorce with a pathological liar
Dissolving a marriage is a challenging process under the best of circumstances. When you add a pathological liar spouse into the mix, it becomes even more difficult. You might struggle to separate fact from fiction, making it hard to come to a fair resolution....
Things you need to know about asset division
The most contentious issue in a Texas divorce is how property will be divided. This is because, beyond everything, your resolutions determine how easily you can move forward and plan for your future after your separation. Here's a look at some of the critical factors...
How to minimize the effects of divorce on your business
Divorce affects all aspects of your life, with financial elements taking the forefront. If you own a business in Texas, you need to take steps to ensure that you suffer the least amount of economic damage before you sign the final divorce papers. What is at stake in...
No legal separation in Texas
In Texas, people who are in the middle of a troubled marriage might not yet be certain they want to get a divorce. In many states, that would open the door to the possibility of a legal separation. However, Texas does not have a law allowing couples to legally...
Having a child-centered divorce in 3 steps
Making the decision to get a Texas divorce is never easy. But when you have children, it may become even more complicated. You want to do what's best for them, but you also need to think about yourself. How can you make sure that your kids are okay during and after...
Does Texas have legal separation?
Many states recognize legal separation as a way to allow married individuals to live apart but retain their married status. Doing so provides a number of benefits, including allowing the parties to share health insurance benefits. However, Texas does not recognize...
Divorce and your medical practice in Texas
Texas medical practitioners who are going through a divorce have a lot more to think about than the average couple. In addition to figuring out how personal assets like the house, savings accounts and retirement accounts will be split, practitioners must worry about...