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When going through a divorce, you likely question what the best strategies are. How should you and your co-parent manage the situation? What should you tell your children? Should you minimize their involvement? In what ways? You may also wonder if you should keep up a...
Going through a divorce takes a huge toll on every member of your family. This includes you and your co-parent, of course. But it also includes your children. As such, you should consider them an active participant in the discussion about divorce. But is there any...
The prominence of divorce as a method for ending marriages might make it appear that no other way of terminating a marriage exists. It is true that many people who want to end their unions use divorce. Still, in some circumstances, a spouse may seek an annulment...
If you and your spouse have decided to end your marriage, divorce will take its toll from an emotional point of view no matter how prepared you are. When the divorce also involves the fate of your family business, the process becomes more complicated and a standard of...
Texas goes by community property laws when couples divorce. That means you will split debts and assets from the marriage evenly. Before negotiating a property division agreement with your estranged spouse, review the laws about community property in Texas....
Texas law allows you and your spouse to devise your own agreed-to parenting plan and visitation schedule when you divorce. The only necessity is that it serve the best interests of your children by giving their noncustodial parent significant time to spend with them. ...
If you recently got a divorce, you must keep an eye on your child's mental health for many reasons. The divorce itself will surely be tough on them, but they can suffer through other troubles from outside sources, too. Parental alienation is one of these potential...
Divorcing is a complicated and stressful process, but preparation can help reduce the strain. Divorce involves the division of marital property between you and your spouse. The more information you gather ahead of time, the better prepared you will be. The following...
Like many other people, you probably use social media to connect with friends and family members and stay up to date about world events. According to the Pew Research Center, approximately 7 out of 10 Americans use social media to stay in touch with others, research...
Since the state of Texas does not recognize legal separation, putting your financial information in order prior to filing for divorce is essential. Gathering documents takes time, so begin early. Here are five tips to help you save time, money and stress in preparing...