If you and your ex have recently divorced, and there are children involved, you need to learn how to co-parent successfully. The challenge is that emotions are often still raw, and it can be hard to work together to care for your children. According to Healthline,...
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How can a CDFA assist in a high-asset divorce?
Financial stability plays a large role in determining the outcome of many divorce cases. Some divorces involve many assets obtained over the course of marriage. These assets can include real estate, savings, investment and retirement plans. Marital laws in Texas...
What are the most common causes of divorce?
While every relationship is unique, many divorces result from a few common factors. Understanding these deal-breakers can potentially help individuals determine the next steps to take when they are unsure about the fate of their marriage. Review some of the most...
What you should know about Social Security benefits and divorce
There’s a good deal of confusion about what happens to the Social Security retirement benefits you’ve accumulated over your years of working when you divorce. Some people think they have to be divided with their spouse like other retirement savings generally do. Many...
4 tips for divorcing an abusive spouse safely
Divorce may never be easy. For someone who is married to an abusive spouse, this process may be even more difficult. Emotions may be high for both spouses. The abusive spouse may be angry. The spouse who suffered the abuse may already be aware that they need to be...
When To Pursue A Fault-Based Divorce In Texas
Even before couples decide whether they can negotiate their own settlement, the person filing has to decide whether they want a no-fault divorce or a divorce based on specific legal grounds. If you want to file a no-fault divorce, you file your petition on the ground...
So You Want to Divorce a Gaslighter
Gaslighting is a form of manipulation and control that some people may use in their relationships. They may lie regularly, to the point of having their partner feel that they are always wrong or can’t trust their own memories. Gaslighting is a form of emotional abuse...
Can you catch the itch to divorce when a friend files?
Your best friend got married before you did. The two of you have maintained a close relationship despite raising your separate families, and now your friend has turned to you because they recently filed for divorce. Some people will quickly tell you that you want to...
Shared custody may not be best for children of divorce
The conventional wisdom of the day in most family courts is that shared custody is best when parents divorce. The idea is to keep both parents equally involved in their children’s lives by giving both parents equal time with the kids and equal say over any important...
How do you tell the kids about your divorce?
As parents about to divorce, you need to find the right way to tell your children. Even if you and your spouse cannot sit down together for the initial chat with your kids, you need to communicate with each other in advance to avoid confusing your kids with...
