Although the divorce rate in Texas is relatively low, at 1.4 per 1,000 people, child custody cases can get complicated, especially when one parent is in the military. Military families often face unique challenges that civilian families do not, like unexpected...
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Reviewing the most common reasons for divorce
Challenges in marriage lead many couples to go their separate ways. Knowing the common reasons for divorce can help you address these issues proactively. Awareness may prevent small marital issues from escalating to irreconcilable differences. Breaks in communication...
Can a child in Texas influence custody arrangements?
When it comes to determining custody arrangements in Texas, parents and children often wonder if a child's preference can impact the final decision. Texas family law recognizes the importance of considering a child's wishes, but there are some specific guidelines to...
Negotiation tactics for a smoother divorce
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the divorce rate in Texas as of 2021 was 1.4 per 1,000 people. Divorce is a challenging and emotionally charged process, but it does not have to be an all-out battle. Effective negotiation tactics can make...
8 things you can do before divorce to safeguard your finances
Before beginning the divorce process, you need to understand your financial situation. This knowledge empowers you to protect your interests and secure your financial well-being. 1. Assess your assets and liabilities Begin by compiling a comprehensive list of your...
The impact of divorce on adolescents
Divorce is a significant life event that can have consequences for all members of the family, especially for adolescents. While adults may view divorce as a solution to marital conflicts, the impact on the children is important to consider. For adolescents, divorce...
How to deal with a stonewalling spouse during a Texas divorce
According to Statista, roughly 40,000 Texas residents get divorced each year. If you are going through a divorce, you know that it can be a challenge. Navigating the turbulent waters of divorce becomes even harder when faced with a spouse who refuses to communicate or...
How can co-parents help their kids adjust to two homes?
Divorce can present new challenges that your children may have a difficult time coping with. One of these changes may involve helping your children get used to living in two separate houses. At first, splitting parenting time may be difficult for your children. But...
Why divorce rates are high among military families
Divorce is common across Texas, and military families are no exception. The demands and challenges unique to military life often contribute to the higher divorce rates seen among these families. Several factors contribute to the prevalence of divorce among military...
4 tips for co-parenting at a parent-teacher conference
Your child’s education is important, and both parents play an important role in supporting their education. Parent-teacher conferences offer a valuable opportunity for parents to engage with educators and stay informed about their child's progress. For separated or...