Some women in Texas who get a divorce may be among the more than 25% of mothers who do not work outside the home. Among mothers with at least a master's degree, 10% stay at home. This choice is approved of widely with over 50% Americans saying they think the mother is...
Silent marriage killers to avoid
Texas couples get divorced for many reasons, including infidelity and other major breaches of trust. However, according to relationship experts, there are several less dramatic reasons that marriages fail. These "silent" relationship killers can be difficult to spot,...
Hiring a divorce coach
When couples in Texas divorce, emotions often run high. This can sometimes lead to conflict in what might have otherwise been a straightforward, amicable divorce. This conflict might be caused by misunderstandings or a spouse who feels uncertain of what is happening,...
What to know about spousal support
As part of a divorce settlement, estranged spouses in Texas may receive alimony. Alimony payments are determined based on a number of factors including the length of the marriage and a person's ability to pay. The age and health of those involved in a divorce will...
Things to know about a postnuptial agreement
As you move toward your wedding day in Grapevine, you may want to learn more about prenuptial agreements. If you and your partner are able to agree on the terms and conditions at this time, you can sign a mutually beneficial agreement and then move on with the rest of...
Child custody modifications and the legal requirements
Divorce in Texas and elsewhere involves strong emotions. It is sometimes necessary for one divorced parent to appeal to the court for a child custody modification. A parent may have more than one reason for appealing to a judge. The court must follow one basic legal...