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How Long is an Uncontested Divorce in Texas?
Divorce isn’t exactly a topic anyone wants to dwell on, but if you believe you and your spouse are heading towards a dissolution of your marriage, then informing yourself is not something you want to drag your feet about. Aside from improving your outlook and alleviating stress, positioning yourself as knowledgeable when embarking on… Read More »
Paying for Summer Camp When Sharing Custody in Texas Divorce
Summer is upon us, and the thought of creating summer plans can be especially daunting for you as a divorced or single parent. Kids are kept busy all year through school, enrichment and recreation programs, and sports. However, when the temperature kicks up, parents can start to really feel the heat and the pressure… Read More »
The Unique Hurdles of Divorcing Later in Life
Couples who decide to part ways later in life face challenges that make the process distinctly emotionally and logistically complex. From dividing assets accumulated over decades to redefining identities outside of marriage, the journey of gray divorce is anything but straightforward. After years of building a life together with your spouse, perhaps raising children,… Read More »
Are there Legal Implications to Dating Before Divorce is Final?
Divorce is a demanding process often loaded with circumstances, conflicts, and feelings pulling you in every direction–essentially, it is emotional acrobatics. Starting to map out the future and prepare for the next chapter can seem exhausting or exhilarating. For some, the appeal of moving ahead may include dating before the divorce is final. But… Read More »
Texas Law: Is a Separation Right for You and Your Spouse?
Marriages, like any journey, can hit rough patches, like challenging phases, growing apart, betrayals, or major disagreements, leading couples to want time apart. Sometimes, separation can be an alternative to divorce or give couples some much-needed room to carefully consider their next steps before making life-changing decisions for their family. First, it is important… Read More »
Texas Divorce: So, Your Spouse is Hiding Money
Divorce can be turbulent, filled with emotions, and a period that strains us in many ways. One of the primary reasons sighted and granted for dissolution of marriage (divorce) in Texas is “insupportability” or no-fault (FAM§ 6.001). Still, the grounds for divorce are often much more complicated. In reality, for many folks, particularly in… Read More »
A Legal Take on How to Co-Manage Finances with a Soon-to-be Ex
What makes divorce even more complicated is the added layer of difficulty in figuring out how to balance and manage finances with your soon-to-be ex, frequently coated in emotions and stress. The following guide is here to help you get a handle on co-managing finances and ease you into a smooth transition to financial… Read More »
Navigating Pet Custody in Texas Divorce
Ensuring Your Pet’s Well-being is a top priority for many Americans, especially as 66% of US households have a pet according to World Animal Foundation. It’s no secret that this is a nation where pets have reached a stature far beyond, for instance, a guard dog, serving as a tool to teach responsibility to… Read More »
Living With Your Spouse During a Divorce
Divorce can be an incredibly arduous experience; emotionally burdensome, financially taxing, and complex legal aspects total an overwhelming life change. However, it is just that, a life-changing event or period, and when, for most, coming out the other side of divorce proceedings, they describe it as freeing, cleansing, and the start of a new… Read More »
Prenuptial Agreements in Texas: Protecting Love and Assets
When two hearts decide to journey through life together, the last thing on their minds is the possibility of separation. However, love is a dynamic, ever-evolving emotion; although firm, it can be unpredictable. Therefore, it’s essential to approach life events based on this emotion by being mindful, clear-headed, and prepared for any unexpected events… Read More »
