Texas divorce courts require both parties to disclose information about their respective finances and economic condition. Sharing such information enables the court and both parties to fully assess the respective financial situations of each spouse and reach a more...
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How to talk to your kids about divorce
Parents in Texas who are about to get a divorce are likely struggling with how to tell their children about the separation. Ideally, parents will get on the same page and come up with a way to talk to their kids about the divorce together. Even if parents are unable...
What to do if your ex does not follow the divorce order
You may breathe a sigh of relief once the divorce is final, believing you can move on with your life now and that the worst is over. While coming to the divorce agreement may have been the worst part in your case, the struggle may not be over. Your ex could...
3 tips for getting a quick divorce
If your marriage is ending soon, you may have concerns about how long the divorce will take. The duration of your divorce will depend on how amicable you are with your spouse, but contrary to popular belief, divorce does not need to take forever. The truth...
Is your prenuptial agreement valid?
Prenuptial agreements are becoming increasingly common. Maybe you signed one yourself some years ago. However, time has passed and circumstances have changed. If you are now contemplating divorce, you may be wondering whether the court will still enforce that...
Pension division in a Texas divorce
The division of property is a large part of the divorce process. Depending upon the state that couples live in, the division of assets during divorce can take different forms.It is important that parties understand the different aspects of this process. In...
Keep your divorce out of court
Innovators often begin with simply wondering if there might be a better way. Airbnb began when a couple of guys couldn’t pay their rent, blew up a few air mattresses in the living room, and charged $80 a piece for them. They took that idea and turned it business...
How your social media accounts can affect your divorce
Your social media posts may be used to build a strong case against you in court if you’re not careful. Heated divorce cases can lead people to take drastic measures. A vengeful ex may even resort to stalking your online accounts in order to gather personal...
How drug and alcohol accusations affect child custody cases
Drug and alcohol abuse can affect child custody rulings. Issues of excessive use of illegal or nonprescribed drugs not only taint the image of the other parent but can also dictate the type of legal wedge placed between parent and children.Family law decisions rely...
Know how the divorce mediation process works
If divorce is in the cards, you don't want to assume that litigation is your only option. There's always a chance that this could be the end result, but you don't necessarily want to go down this path.There are many benefits of divorce mediation, including cost and...
