While negotiating your parenting plan, tensions may start running high as you try to settle on a framework that works for your family. However, if the traditional path of co-parenting does not seem like it will work, do you have any other choices? You may not realize...
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Why are more people over the age of 50 getting divorced?
The divorce rate for couples who are in their 50s and older continues to rise. In fact, it has doubled since 1990. Traditionally, those who married decades ago will remain married for the rest of their lives. But others have an entirely different view. So, why are...
How can you avoid stressful custody arguments?
The time during a divorce can often have you and your ex-spouse both feeling overwhelmed and stressed. One particular part of divorce that may make you feel this way is discussing important child custody topics. Learning more about how to manage your stress can help...
When co-parents disagree over medical care
Being a parent can be difficult at times. This can be especially true if you have gotten divorced and trying to co-parent effectively. Not only can co-parenting be challenging during calm times, but it can be even more so when there is an issue like your child having...
Marriage and divorce rates both down in the last 10 years
If you have walked down the aisle in the last decade, you are a member of an increasingly shrinking group. In fact, according to reporting from U.S. News and World Report, the marriage rate in the U.S. decreased by roughly 1.6% between 2009 and 2019. This means more...
Why would I need to create a parenting plan?
A divorce may include a family court judge awarding joint or shared custody of your children. As described by Psychology Today, a parenting plan is a documented peace treaty between two ex-spouses. A clear plan may serve as a roadmap for raising children with your ex....
Facts about inventory sheets in Texas divorce
Planning for life after a divorce may leave you wondering about certain monetary issues. Since you and your ex-spouse may only have one place to live or one car, it can be tough to divide up everything perfectly in half. Making an inventory sheet as you go through...
Do I first have to ask my spouse for a divorce?
While a divorce may ultimately bring relief to those involved, that does not make the process any less stressful. Even in cases involving physical, emotional or psychological abuse, actually telling one's spouse they want a divorce can induce panic. Thus, many may...
Should I worry about single discrimination if I get a divorce?
Going through a divorce can turn your world upside down. In a moment, the relationship you counted on can feel like sand through your fingers. As you start to consider this new chapter a positive change, you may begin to experience changes in how other people treat...
Can a judge deny a divorce in Texas?
While it does not happen often, yes, a Texas judge can deny you a divorce for a number of reasons. To begin with, TxDivorce.org explains that Texas has a 2-prong residency requirement. One spouse must live in Texas for at least six months prior to the filing of a...
