Many married couples in Texas and across the nation wind up getting a divorce, but some of the people involved make common mistakes that undermine their ability to get a truly fair resolution. The internet can be a terrific source of useful information, but it could...
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Grey divorce in San Antonio, Texas
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...
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...
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...
Mistakes women over 50 make during a divorce
Female members of the babyboomer generation are more confident in their finances than any other generation of women in history. Yet, in a recent survey conducted by Allianz Life Insurance on women and money, over 64 percent of divorced respondents over 50 suffered...
Supreme Court: Vets can’t be forced to share disability with exes
The nation’s highest court has spoken. On May 15, the Supreme Court issued a decision in a case that questioned whether courts can require veterans to pay their ex-spouses to make up for retirement benefits that are traded in for disability benefits.The Court...
Supreme Court deciding case that affects military divorce
There are special rules that apply when a member of the military goes through divorce.For example, the Uniformed Services Former Spouses’ Protection Act is a federal law that allows state courts to divide military retirement pay as part of the property...
