At any stage of life, divorce can be stressful and carry with it financial ramifications that are felt by both parties. Divorcees who are of a more advanced age, known as "Grey Divorce," "Diamond Divorcees," and "Silver Splitters," are not exempt from the...
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Creating a visitation transportation plan
Facilitating child transportation and physically meeting up for visitation can be a source of contention for many co-parents in Texas. Luckily, there are ways to address potential issues in a child custody agreement. A visitation transportation plan serves a number of...
Why do fathers in Texas often feel unfairly criticized?
A recent study has revealed that the majority of fathers feel like they're unfairly criticized for their parenting techniques. In February 2019, C.S. Mott Children's Hospital conducted a survey of over 700 fathers with at least one child. 52% of the men surveyed...
Factoring retirement planning into a military divorce
Moving through the end of a marriage is never a simple or easy process, and many Texas residents feel overwhelmed by all of the decisions that must be made in a relatively brief period of time. For those who are going through a military divorce, planning for the...
Business valuation important for divorcing entrepreneurs
Researchers estimate that among the 22 million small businesses in Texas and across the United States, about 3 million of them are owned by married couples. Jointly owning a small business can definitely add a new wrinkle to a couple's plan to divorce. A couple has...
Top 5 Divorce Myths
Half of the adults we know are most likely divorced. That's a lot of sources for information. And while your nail tech or barber may have some insights into the process, chances are they do not have a fully reliable bank of actual legal information. While there...
Military divorce not surprisingly linked to job stress
Texas couples are probably no longer surprised to hear statistics about high divorce rates in the country. They may even have their own opinions for the reasons why so many marriages end in divorce. With the high population of military families in Texas, many may...
Secrecy and separation may lead to military divorce
For many Texas spouses, strengthening their marital bond often occurs at the dinner table when they share the details of their days. Those daily experiences allow the spouses a glimpse into the time spent away from each other and provide a certain amount of...
High asset divorce may require thorough appraisal of assets
When business partners go their separate ways, they typically obtain an objective valuation of their interests in the company to ensure each partner receives a fair share of the payout. When dealing with a high asset divorce, a similar valuation may be necessary. In...
Alimony raises concerns for many divorcing spouses
For many going through a divorce in Texas, it seems like no decision goes the right way. Naturally, you would hope to be able to keep as much money and as many assets as possible to take into your new life, but the sad fact is that community property will likely be...
