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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...
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...
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...
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...
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,...
Divorce is a complicated process that will impact your finances, personal life and emotions. In a perfect world, you would file for divorce and move through each step in a timely and cordial manner.While this may happen for some people, it's more likely that you'll...
Money routinely ranks as one of the top reasons for divorce. A related issue that's increasingly affecting couples in Texas is student loan debt. While the average college-related debt is about $35,000, the number of borrowers owing $50,000 or more has been on the...
Texas parents who are getting divorced might worry about raising their kids after custody and support issues are settled. While the tension that caused the divorce might still be present, parenting, which is about the children and not the adults, can be done...
Texas residents in the 18-to-34 age group who are getting married might want a prenuptial agreement. The number of couples using these agreements has increased over a 20-year period. However, the American Association of Matrimonial Lawyers has reported the rise in...
A recent survey found that 46 percent of divorced women ran into financial surprises of one kind or another. To be more accurate, 38 percent of women aged 55 and above reported experiencing these kinds of surprises after getting divorced whereas approximately 50...