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Parents often take for granted that they have a say in what happens with their children. They typically assume that they can work through things with their spouse if there is a disagreement about what kind of medical treatment the children should receive or what...
Economic times are tough, often impacting parents more than childless families. After a divorce, many noncustodial parents find supporting and providing for their kids particularly challenging. Unfortunately, in times of financial hardship, it is easy for something to...
A divorce at any age can come with several challenges. For example, many young couples have small children to consider when negotiating divorce terms. Late-life (gray) divorces involving those over 50, have increased in recent years, according to the American Bar...
When illness strikes, it can change a couple’s relationship. One person may have to transition into more of a caretaker role. This is especially true for long-term or chronic illnesses where consistent care is needed. The nature of the relationship will necessarily...
It’s not unusual to have doubts about the strength of your marriage from time to time, especially if you’re going through a “rough patch” or the dynamics in your relationship seem to be shifting. There’s a bi-annual uptick in new divorce filings that hits every...
Divorce is a tricky subject to bring up. You may know that you want to end your relationship, but you know that your spouse isn’t on the same page. Maybe they haven’t even thought about it or you know that they are just going to be against it. The way that you bring...
There is no ideal time for parents to divorce. Whenever you do it, it will affect your children. Divorcing when the kids have end-of-year exams could make it difficult for them to focus on revising, so you might be waiting until the summer vacation begins to break the...
The economic costs of raising a child are quite high, and educational expenses are a major contributor to the total investments involved in raising a child from infancy to adulthood. The decision to enroll a child in private school can mean that they have more...
From child custody, child support, spousal support and property division, divorce comes with multiple components. And pretty much each of these components can be heavily contested. According to Texas’ property division laws, any property or debt acquired by either...
When a couple is getting divorced in Texas, there are two different types that are available: contested and uncontested. There are distinct differences between the two and it will be for the petitioning party, or both parties in some cases, to decide on which route...
