Divorce

Texas residents who are going through a divorce should be aware of the role social media can play in the proceedings. While many people use social media regularly without thinking much about what they are posting or what is being posted about them, during divorce,...

Divorce is often an overwhelming time for both parties. Unfortunately, the process comes with some unprecedented costs that may affect your financial situation. One of the common issues during the divorce is its total cost. However, there are no fixed costs on...

Evidence comes in many forms, and even emails could find their way into Texas divorce proceeding records. When someone sends an email, an attorney could request copies. Reasons for requesting emails vary, but they often serve as proof of a claim. The same might be...

When couples in the Texas LGBTQ community marry, they are not thinking of the end of that union. However, they might be interested in the rates of divorce for LGBTQ couples and what data focusing on same-sex couples in England, Wales and Scotland has found. Divorce...

Texas residents getting a divorce and negotiating custody, financial support and the division of assets will need to gather evidence to support their claims. Not all proof is admissible into a court case, however. Financial documents When negotiating the division of...

Texas allows for no-fault divorces, meaning you and your spouse just don’t work well together. This is a frequent reason for divorce in couples that are in their 20s and 30s. While it can be hard to figure out how to navigate a divorce at any age, it can feel...

If you are getting a divorce in Texas, you may want to start with a consultation with one or more attorneys. This can help you better understand the process ahead of you and give you an opportunity to find an attorney whom you are comfortable with. Gathering...