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During divorce proceedings, a judge likely established a child support order. If it has been several years since you finalized your divorce, this support order may no longer reflect your current circumstances. You can apply for a modification to change these payments....
After a Texas divorce, your financial situation may look decidedly different than it did during your marriage. Adjusting to life on one or no income after getting by with two people providing for your household may take some time. Yet, you may find it easier to adjust...
When you and your Texas husband or wife decide to part ways, you may question what retirement is going to look like without your partner’s contributions. You may feel especially concerned with getting by in retirement if you sacrificed growing your professional career...
The ending of a marriage is never easy, even in the most amicable of situations. Although emotional, it is important to stay logical. Divorce is more than just the end of a relationship; it is also the end of a financial partnership. As such, it is important to take...
Your status in the military should not affect your ability to be an involved parent in your child's life. Despite your military obligations, your former spouse cannot attempt to strip you of any rights based on your deployment schedule. Service members can have full...
As a business owner, your enterprise is your livelihood. Some or all of your business may be a marital asset, though, so it is important to take steps to protect as much of your company as possible during a divorce. Getting an accurate business valuation is an...
Dividing marital property is often one of the most difficult tasks to tackle while going through the divorce process. Texas is a community property state, meaning all marital property is equally divided in half between spouses. Marital property involves all assets and...
Going through divorce is a difficult and painful process for just about everyone. However, if you and your spouse generally agree on most terms and have an uncontested divorce on the table, you may have options to help you save time, money and hassle. Collaborative...
Money and miscommunications about how to spend it often place strain on a marriage. If financial issues remain unresolved, increasing stress levels could lead to a divorce. GoBankingRates.com reports that many adults grew up in households that did not have positive...
If you rely upon your spouse's employer for health care insurance, you may worry about how your divorce can affect your coverage. According to Texas law, a spouse responsible for the other's health insurance may not discontinue coverage while a divorce is pending....
