Everyone Deserves A Fresh Start
The end of a marriage can be a tumultuous time filled with change, uncertainty and emotional upheaval. It often requires a complete reimagining of one's life and future. Yet, amid the challenges and hardships, it is possible to rebuild a fulfilling life after a...
Many divorcing couples decide to sell their marital house and split the proceeds. However, you might want to continue living in your marital residence even after your marriage is over. This is possible, but potential hurdles could make it unworkable if you are not...
Sharing parenting expenses with your ex is an important step following your divorce. However, it may not be easy and could even burden you at times. For instance, paying alimony might pinch your finances severely enough that you cannot afford certain activities for...
Even when it is clearly in your best interest, divorce can lead to many complex emotions. Handling these emotions during divorce can be most challenging, especially when dealing with practical matters related to property division and child custody. As a result,...
When you father a child with someone outside of wedlock in Texas, you need to take certain legal steps if you want to establish rights over your child. The main thing you must do if you wish to pursue custody or visitation with your child is establish legal paternity....
Once your Texas marriage runs its course, you may worry about being able to maintain a lifestyle that is similar to the one you enjoy now. Divorce is undoubtedly going to impact your financial future, but there are certain things you might do to limit how much of an...
A prenuptial agreement is an excellent way to preplan for decisions you may have to make should your marriage not work out as you hope. Like an insurance policy, you would only need a prenup in a worst-case scenario. There are limitations to what this document can...
Divorce can be a challenging and emotionally charged process, especially when the parties are unable to reach an agreement on the terms of the divorce. In a contentious divorce, the parties may disagree on issues such as child custody, property division and support,...
If you own a business with your spouse, it may feel like you have to go through a divorce twice — first as spouses, then as business partners. Starting and running a business takes time and money, but what can you do if you can no longer work with your ex-spouse? In...
After a divorce, negative feelings are normal. While you should always have a space to vent and people you trust to talk to, be careful of what you say about your spouse in front of your children. Even if the negative talk has some merit, kids should remain protected...