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Thousands of Texas families go through the experience of working through a divorce, often a traumatic time. Divorce is almost always an incredibly stressful period for all parties involved, including children. But not all children are affected by divorce in the same...
Marriages may suffer problems regardless of the spouses' ages. The idea that people over 50 won't dissolve their marriage is incorrect, as data chronicling so]called "gray divorces" reveal. Many older couples file for divorce in Texas and around the country, and...
Divorce is all too common among Texas residents of every background. However, some marriages have challenges that might make divorce more common. A survey was done to see the divorce trends in different careers and occupations. The survey found that around 27 percent...
High-net-worth divorces could involve significant assets. Since Texas is a community property state, martial assets typically undergo an even division when divorcing. One spouse may try to hide assets from the court, and cryptocurrency could be appealing to those...
Divorce over the age of 50 has been increasing steadily over recent years, both in Texas and around the country. Late-life divorces can present unique challenges not present for younger people's divorces, and the financial consequences can often be serious. In most...
There are many reasons Texas parents may want to gain custody of their children. Yet, child custody hearings rarely go uncontested. It is important to know what you are up against in the event you choose to seek custody of your children. Parenting plans and custody...
If the time comes to end a marriage or domestic partnership in the state of Texas, there are two options: Either a divorce or an annulment. Both accomplish the same general goal, to bring an end to the partnership. But there are many significant differences between a...
Information about the child's schooling decisions often becomes a point of contention because the parent with primary physical custody assumes they have the right to make all of them. Fortunately, Texas state laws protect your right as a parent and permit you to...
If you're going through a divorce in Texas, then you could expect various emotions that you'll deal with as well as the physical changes that can take place in your home. However, there are financial issues that are often associated with this phase of life as well....
Most Texas married couples do not easily come to the conclusion that they want a divorce. If you’re considering going this route, you must ask yourself certain questions beforehand. Do you want to save the marriage? Ending your marriage is not something to take...