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Although divorce is a highly emotional time in many peoples' lives, stress about finances can also bring problems for couples splitting up in Texas. One of the biggest concerns is what will happen to the mortgage on a primary home, especially if the title to the house...
Asset distributions remain a critical focus of divorce proceedings, but dividing assets may reflect only part of the whole financial picture. Married couples might have debts, and addressing those obligations could become a matter of contention in a Texas family...
Going through a divorce is never easy. However, high asset divorces can be especially difficult. If your soon-to-be ex-spouse was a high-earning Texas company executive, there are likely to be a multitude of financial assets to deal with. Executive compensation...
Texas residents who are planning on divorce might be concerned with the emotional aspects and leaving a situation that was not working for them. With all the overwhelming feelings and changes that can accompany the end of a marriage, they might overlook important...
All divorces in Texas are not equal when it comes to dividing marital property. Certain factors such as the community property law can make a Texas divorce much different from a divorce in some other states. High-asset divorces can be particularly difficult because...
Divorced couples with children in Texas must decide on custody that works for them. If they can’t agree, the matter goes through the court. It’s important to understand the state’s child custody laws. What is the state’s policy on child custody? Child custody in Texas...
Divorce is hard for the children of Texas parents. During the holidays, painful emotions that may have been suppressed all year can come up to the surface. Holidays bring up a lot of old memories, so this time can be especially difficult for children. Plan ahead and...
Your divorce in Texas might be difficult, but how you handle your personal finances should be a priority. Divorcing spouses often overlook how their daily finances will change during and after a split, but small miscalculations could disrupt their financial stability...
The state of Texas is a community state, which means that you are likely entitled to half of your marital estate. However, you will need documentation to prove that an asset is part of such an estate. In most cases, you'll use tax returns, bank statements and other...
A gray divorce refers to situations where the marriage between people over the age of 50 dissolves. Divorce at any age brings financial complications for the separating partners. However, someone near or past retirement age might have additional serious concerns,...