divorce

If you are in the early stages of planning for divorce or you are already in the middle of the process, there are various factors to go over. For example, certain divorce issues such as child custody require additional consideration. According to the Texas State Law...

There are many reasons that divorce may be the next step for you, and conflict between you and your spouse may be one of them. However, you do not necessarily have to let your disagreements and relationship issues with your spouse dictate the outcome of your divorce....

Two vital aspects of your future life in Texas often go hand-in-hand: your marriage and your retirement. Your spouse no doubt features prominently in your retirement plans. Should you divorce, those plans will certainly change, but not simply in who you will spend...

The marital home is often the most valuable asset to consider when couples enter the property division phase of their divorce.  However, the most valuable asset you have might be the successful company you built. Here are three options to help you determine the fate...

When couples get a divorce, one of the assets they have to divide is their house. There are a few different ways people might divide their home. According to NerdWallet, couples may divide the house by selling it. They would then share the money equally. This may...

The popularity of “collaborative” processes in family law matters is increasing. This area of dispute resolution even reaches divorce matters. Understanding more about collaborative divorce can help spouses figure out if this process is a fitting option for them as an...

Texas parents go through a lot during divorce. You have the same concerns childless couples do. You must also focus on assets, spousal support and more. But you must also worry about legalities surrounding your kids. This can include custody, visitation rights and...

Like many people in Texas, you have received an inheritance from your parents or a relative, perhaps a large sum of money, or an expensive vehicle like a boat. Your inheritance may be something valuable or just something sentimental to you. Naturally, you want to...

Gray divorce is a trend in older adults divorcing. Older adults include those who are at least 50 years of age and those who are older. In the last 20 years, adults over the age of 50 have become more likely to divorce. Why is gray divorce common? Forbes explains some...

Gray divorce occurs when you are over the age of 55. This type of divorce situation is unique in many ways because it has concerns and considerations that may not be present in a divorce for a younger couple. Typically, a gray divorce does not have concerns over child...