The impact on finances is often one of the biggest worries in a Texas divorce. You may feel confused, overwhelmed and worried about how you will adjust to post-divorce life, due to living on one income or losing valuable property. It helps to have a basic...
Ideally, you and your spouse would be open and honest with each other as you work out your divorce settlement. That happens in some cases, but if you’ve found your way to this post, then there’s a good chance that your spouse has been dishonest about various aspects...
Although your child custody dispute might seem settled when you come to an agreement with the other parent or the court issues an initial custody order, the truth is that the other parent can seek modification any time they think there’s been a substantial change in...
Child custody can be a complex and emotional issue for Texas parents. If you have never been involved in the child custody process before, you may have many questions and be worried about losing certain rights. Texas makes custody decisions based on the best interest...
If you’re going through a divorce or separation – and you and your ex are going to co-parent your minor or adult dependent child – you’ll need to draw up a parenting time schedule. While the final decision concerning how parenting time will be divided lies with a...
While the property division process can give you the stability that you need moving into the next chapter of your life, sometimes your share of the marital estate simply isn’t enough. If that’s the case for you, then it might be time to consider advocating for spousal...
Texas is a community property state, meaning that marital property is supposed to be evenly divided. However, you and your spouse can negotiate a resolution that deviates from this community property standard so long as you both agree to do so. That’s why you have to...
When a family breaks apart, children often struggle to make sense of the changes around them. Divorce is inherently difficult for anyone, but the experience can be particularly devastating for them. For younger children, the result can include a regression in their...
Dealing with Child Protective Services (CPS) can feel overwhelming for any parent. You might worry about what they will look for or how to present your home in the best light. Learning about the process can help you stay calm and increase the odds of a positive...
Creating a parenting plan is vital in the divorce process when children are involved. It outlines how parents will share responsibilities and make decisions about their children's care. Thus, parents should include essential elements in a parenting plan to ensure that...