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You want to divorce your current spouse, but you do not want to go broke doing it. After all, the more money you have left after dissolving your marriage, the more financial support you have for life after divorce. 9 News provides tips for reducing the price of...
When spouses divorce, one of them may either want to fight for the marital home or request it as part of the divorce settlement. Before investing a lot of time, energy and money, couples must think about whether they should remain in the home on a single income....
For divorced parents in Texas, the opportunity to move away from their current city, county or state presents a number of different challenges. Those challenges often depend on the distance one intends to move. In many cases, a parent awarded the right to determine...
One common topic many couples think about while getting married is what will happen to both of their finances and assets in the future. A prenuptial agreement often addresses these concerns about your saved money and individual property. Learning about how to properly...
While there are many difficult topics to negotiate during a Texas divorce, child custody may be one of the most overwhelming. In some cases, both parents may want joint custody of the child or one parent may fight for sole custody. It is up to the court to make a...
Texas is a community property state and requires dividing income and financial assets in half during a divorce. As noted by SmartAsset.com, community property laws affect assets owned jointly by two spouses regardless of who contributed the money to acquire them....
Divorce after 50 is increasingly common, and neither age nor the length of your marriage should keep you from filing for or following through with a divorce you believe is necessary. That said, you should prepare for major changes to both your lifestyle and finances...
Divorce is a complex topic to broach. However, both you and your spouse's lives will improve after separating in many cases. Even if you know this is true, approaching your spouse about divorce probably gives you some trepidation. According to Statista, the Texas...
If you and your current spouse accumulated even a small amount of debt during your marriage, you may wonder how to handle it during your divorce. What becomes your responsibility, and what does your soon-to-be former spouse become liable for? Bankrate describes how...
The state generally wants to keep parents in their child's life. However, there may be situations in which a parent is not healthy or safe for a child, so the court will terminate his or her parental rights. The Texas Constitution and Statutes outline the specific...