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Many married couples open joint accounts so that they can freely share their funds and make purchases for their families. This is handy while you're married, but it can cause problems if you're getting divorced. Because both spouses have access, many people wonder...
Divorce is a challenging ordeal on its own. When a business is involved, though, the complexities multiply. For Texas business owners, understanding how the division of assets applies to their professional life is crucial. How do Texas courts divide property in a...
Abusive marriages can take on many forms. Many people automatically think about physical abuse, but it’s also possible for the abuse to include: Keeping you isolated from family and friends Withholding money to control what you do Using food, medication and...
When a child is born to unmarried parents, the baby’s mother is automatically empowered with parental rights and obligations, but the father is not. Only once he is legally recognized does an unmarried father have any formal right to seek possession or access and make...
A divorce is an emotionally turbulent experience for everyone involved. Still, parents should know that their children may take the hit harder than they anticipate because, for children, divorce can feel like their whole world has been turned upside down. This,...
If you’re a Texas parent considering divorce, you’re likely doing some research on the law ahead of seeking legal representation. If so, chances are that you’re seeing some terms that may seem odd in the context of parenting. For example, what you may know as...
Getting divorced means whatever future plans you had for yourself and your spouse must change. That includes your dreams for retirement. The two of you might have made plans for your post-working years, but those won't happen now. That doesn't mean you cannot enjoy a...
Your divorce is between yourself, your spouse and your local Texas family court. But it affects many more people: your relatives, friends -- and most of all your children. Of course, your kids' lives will change profoundly because of the divorce. They will no longer...
Child support exists to ensure that no child suffers because their parents are divorced or otherwise not living together. But every child of divorce in Texas does not receive the same amount of support from their non-custodial parent. Every family is different, and a...
Navigating the divorce process can be challenging for children. As a parent, you want this to go smoothly and you want your children to feel supported. But it’s not always easy to achieve this aim. Fortunately, there are deliberate steps you can take to help them...