Your kids likely know someone who has parents who live in two separate houses. However, when it comes time for you to talk about your impending divorce, it may feel impossible. One of the most challenging parts of a Texas divorce is sorting out child-related issues....
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Ways you may increase the cost of your divorce
Everyone wants to find ways to save money, especially when they are going through a divorce. While you certainly want to ensure you spend what is necessary for good representation and to move the process along, you do not want to overspend needlessly. Unfortunately,...
How do the courts handle custody of infants?
Standard child custody situations may not work when a child is very young. Infants have completely different needs than toddlers or older children, and this will impact how the court decided custody arrangements. The Texas Attorney General explains the state usually...
Why divorce among older adults is increasing
If you and your spouse have been married for many years and you are now considering divorce, you are not alone. Although it is not an easy decision to part ways after being with someone for so long, it is increasingly common to do so. According to research, more than...
Can spousal maintenance payments be cut off?
You will make many decisions in the course of finalizing your divorce. You will have to figure out how to divide property, set up the child custody schedule and decide on child support. You may also have to determine spousal support. Spousal maintenance payments...
How Much Are Spousal Maintenance Payments In Texas?
Each state has its own way of handling spousal support payments, or spousal maintenance. It can also depend on various factors. So, what should a person know about spousal maintenance payments when living in Texas? By what law does the court determine how much a...
What factors are used to determine the amount of spousal maintenance in a divorce?
You and your spouse may have combined your finances after you got married and shared accounts for many years. And depending on your situation, you may have left your job or reduced your hours at work to manage your household and take care of young children. If your...
When can a spousal maintenance order be modified?
When couples call it quits, judges often rule that one spouse must support the other. The legal term for these court-ordered payments is spousal maintenance. As time moves forward, there may be rationales that justify altering the amount. There are guidelines in Texas...
How to reclaim your life after a divorce
Divorce can be a difficult experience, and you may feel like you have lost yourself in the difficulty of ending your marriage. Although there may be some part of you that is ready to move on, you may feel hesitant about moving forward with your life. According to...
4 Myths About Divorce In Texas
Common misconceptions about divorce may cause people to feel uncertain even when they know their decision is the right one. Learning about some of the most prevalent myths may provide people with some peace of mind. When the reason for a split is both legitimate and...