Once you decide to divorce your spouse, you'll soon realize that the process itself is full of many twists and turns. It's common to assume that your case will head straight to court, but this very rarely happens. Instead, you can first go through divorce mediation in...
Year: 2018
Divorce rates affected by profession
People in Texas are often well-aware that their jobs can affect nearly all areas of life, from mental and physical health to relationship satisfaction. However, career choices could also impact the likelihood of divorce, according to one study conducted on the Danish...
Health and gray divorce
Texas residents who get a divorce will find that the process can have many health implications regardless of how old they are. However, for individuals who are over 50 years old, getting a divorce can result in a number of physical and psychological issues,...
Prenups can work for most couples
Those in Texas who are about to get married could benefit from having a prenuptial agreement. They are generally valid as long as both parties to an agreement have the chance to review them with legal counsel. Anyone who owns a company prior to getting married may be...
Gray divorce on the rise despite strain on finances in old age
Divorces among older couples in Texas occur for reasons similar to issues that drive younger spouses apart. Couples that lack enjoyment of their free time together sometimes choose to end their relationships and move on. Research also indicates that life changes, like...
Be sure to answer these divorce mediation questions
If you're staring down divorce and wondering what's to come, there's nothing wrong with taking a step back to analyze your situation. You may soon find that divorce mediation is all you need to work through your problems and finally put your marriage in the past.Here...
Making a case for child custody
When divorcing Texas parents decide to file for custody of their children, they may know little about what to expect from the legal system. The thought of going to court can be confusing and even intimidating to many parents. However, by being well-prepared, parents...
Divorced moms and dads in Texas can co-parent effectively
Since divorce is rarely an easy situation for those involved, it is in the best interest of the children and the adults to at least try to keep the co-parenting experience positive for everyone. Often, the court will put a strict child custody and visitation plan in...
How tax changes may impact future divorce cases
Divorces finalized in 2019 and later will be subject to new alimony rules created by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Texas residents and others who receive alimony in 2019 and beyond will no longer be able to count those payments as income. The person who makes the payment...
Texas business owners can benefit from prenups
Divorce can have a major impact on a business. This is one reason why many entrepreneurs who are happy and confident in their relationships opt for prenuptial agreements when choosing to tie the knot. Not only can a prenup protect an entrepreneur in case of divorce,...