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How to Gain Legal Custody of a Minor in Texas
Breaking up with, separating from or divorcing a partner is difficult enough. When you factor children into the equation, it becomes even harder. You want what’s best for your child, and unfortunately, you and your partner can’t seem to agree on what exactly that is. To you, it means a stable home, a warm,… Read More »
The 90 Day Fiancé Process
Long distance can put a strain on any relationship, but can you imagine traveling halfway across the world and getting married in just 90 days? Many couples are ready to put their relationship to the test and take that next step. However, there may be some implications to consider before running to the wedding… Read More »
How Does Child Support Work in Texas?
Divorce or the custody process can be much more painful or confusing when you don’t know the laws surrounding them. One issue that comes up in these trying situations is child support. The parties involved in a child support case want to know crucial information regarding Texas laws, like who will be obligated to… Read More »
Tips for Traveling Internationally with your Children After Divorce
Flight tickets? Check! Suitcase? Check! How about the child’s travel consent form? Did you provide notice to the other parent? Do you have the child’s passport? Traveling internationally with children after a divorce requires a few extra steps and considerations. In Texas, there is language that can be included in your Final Decree of… Read More »
What Is the Divorce Process in Texas? An Overview
Divorce is not easy on the individual or the family going through it. It can be emotionally exhausting, financially draining and turn the involved parties’ lives upside down for months or years at a time. If you’re getting a divorce in Texas, you can have peace of mind if you know what the process… Read More »
Gray Divorce: Divorcing After 50
It used to be that retired couples were divorce proof. Once a couple reached retirement, they could count on enjoying the plans they had been saving for and anticipating for decades. Unfortunately, thanks to those revolutionary Baby Boomers’ need to differentiate themselves from their parents, that is no longer the case.
How to Put Children First During Divorce
Avoid the drama.
Prevent the trauma.
Divorce is not an easy process for anyone involved, especially children. Life will never be the same for your children, no matter how hard you try. Even when you do your best to keep things as “normal” as possible, your little ones are almost always the silent victims of your divorce. So, when divorce is inevitable, how do you put your children’s best interests first?
Breaking-Up Together
Divorce generally invokes uncomfortable feelings of betrayal, failure, loss, bitterness, anger, and revenge. There is no doubt, the adversarial tactics most frequently associated with divorce have given divorce its rightfully earned reputation of being negative, traumatic, life-altering, even debilitating. for some. But it does not have to be.
Thank You for Your Service
What do military members face when confronted with a life event such as divorce? Is it the same as a civilian divorce? Does the military handle divorces?
How likely am I to get divorced?
The National Center for Health and Statistics National Vital Statistics Report says the average rate of divorce across the country is approximately forty three percent (43%) for first marriages and higher for subsequent marriages.
