A premarital agreement is one way to enter into your marriage with complete transparency. Not only will it give you the chance to have open and honest discussions about finances, but you can also use it as a way to set expectations for the marriage. The state does...
Nearly half of all marriages in Texas end up in divorce, and if you are among the younger couples facing a split, you're more likely to face something that older people don't. Be careful with the breakup of your digital accounts, especially if you think your ex-spouse...
If your spouse makes more money than you or if you gave up a career to support your family at home, you may wonder if you will receive alimony payments after your divorce. Sometimes called spousal support or maintenance, these payments ensure that you have financial...
For some Texas entrepreneurs, owning a business and going through a divorce can have upsetting results if the business assets are not protected. Thinking ahead about the possibility of divorce, however, might be the key if the marriage comes to an end. Plan for the...
