Divorce can be expensive, but it does not have to be. If you understand the costs associated with the process, you can make choices that will help to keep the cost manageable. U.S. News and World Report explains that knowing the general costs and working from there...
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Do you have to pay child support to see your child?
You do your best to provide for your child and to comply with the court’s support order. Due to a recent injury, serious illness, job loss or other factors, though, you may find yourself falling behind on your support payments. In response, your child’s other parent...
How to prepare to ask your spouse for a divorce
If your marriage is unsustainable, divorce is probably the only answer. On the other hand, it is not a decision that you should take lightly given the life-changing consequences for your entire family. It is normal to feel confused or ambivalent about divorce....
What questions should you ask a divorce attorney?
When you are preparing for a divorce, you may feel anxious or uncertain about what is going to happen and what you need to do to protect your rights. Choosing the right legal counsel can offer considerable reassurance that you’re taking the right steps. Ask some...
How can I split expenses with my co-parent?
Co-parenting is not an easy process, but it is so well worth it when it benefits your child. Part of working together with the other parent includes ensuring your child has everything he or she needs, which requires money. Splitting expenses may be part of your...
I’m getting a divorce. Should I move out?
After you have decided to get a divorce, you may want things to move as quickly as possible. If you and your spouse have significant conflict in your day-to-day life, moving to a new setting could protect you and your family from the strain of that conflict. However,...
Do I need to have grounds for my divorce?
When you file for divorce, you are actually suing your spouse to get out of your marriage contract. Because it is a legal process, you usually have to explain why you want to end the union. Texas Family Code offers various options for grounds you can use to file for...
5 ways to make co-parenting easier
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,...
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...
