Couples in Texas and across the U.S. may not foresee the dissolution of their marriages whenever they decide to walk down the aisle. While no one wants to think about the possibility of divorce before they get married, unfortunately, around half of all marriages are...
Texas is a highly populous state with a lot of married military personnel in all branches of service stationed here. The particular pressures of a military marriage can make divorce even more likely than among the general civilian population. For a spouse who is not a...
Once a divorce in Texas has been finalized, it might seem easy to assume that the matter has been settled and both parties can move on with their lives. Sometimes, the children involved have other ideas. Many parents have been shocked when their child suddenly...
Many couples in Texas are tempted to skip the prenuptial agreement before they get married, feeling that signing one will "curse" their marriage. People may not want to consider the possibility that they’ll get divorced, but if they don't sign a prenup, they could...
If you own an IRA or have other retirement assets, a divorce likely will parcel some of it over to your ex-spouse. Even a legal separation can trigger an extension of your retirement income to your spouse before a final decision on whether to divorce is made. A Texas...
During a divorce, difficult emotions combined with an unfamiliarity with the legal system can create unrealistic expectations about the divorce process in Texas. However, managing your expectations can be crucial in navigating a divorce and reaching a satisfactory...
