Airline miles can be tough to divide in a divorce

If you travel frequently for business or pleasure, you have probably accumulated thousands of airline miles. These miles have intrinsic value to you, as you can use them to redeem…

Making the decision to terminate your marriage can be daunting and overwhelming. In addition to determining child custody, support and alimony, you must determine who will receive the property and…

You may not always think clearly when navigating your way through a divorce, and many divorced women find themselves wishing they had done things differently after the fact. If you…

Your marriage is unique. From when you two met, to how you built the relationship—all the way down to why divorce is on the table now. You need to take…

Depending on your financial health before, during and after your divorce, you may have little choice but to continue residing in your marital home with your ex-spouse. You hope the…

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration reported that 7.4 million adults suffered from an addiction disorder in 2018. It is nearly impossible for Texas spouses and children to avoid the…

When going through a divorce in Texas, you may wonder what will happen to the home that you share with your spouse. Texas is a community property state, so the answer…

Divorce always causes financial consequences for both spouses, and those effects typically have a far greater impact on people who have been married for decades. Along with the emotional implications…

A Texas divorce court judge generally divides property equally between you and your spouse. You may receive half of the value of your ex spouses 401(k), IRA or pension plan…

Not all divorce proceedings need to be high-stress courtroom dramas. Mediation is an option for couples who are able to communicate and are willing to negotiate a divorce agreement with…