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Thousands of people file for divorce in Texas every year. While there are countless reasons you may be ready to file for divorce, it’s important to understand the process. One of the most common questions divorcing couples have is – how long will it take? It can be a...
You do not need to know all the legal terminology when you divorce. You can hire help for that. Yet understanding some of the basic terms gives you a good head start. Property division can be of the most contentious issues in a divorce. It can also be one of the most...
Gender equality has received increased attention over recent years. Many women turn to divorce to assert their independence and escape situations where they feel their male spouse has an unfair advantage. While things have moved on considerably from times when most...
As you may know, divorce for those over the age of 50 is on the rise across the nation, including here in Texas. At one time in the past, most older people stayed together despite their marital discontent. However, more and more Americans are unwilling to compromise...
If you are getting a divorce in Texas, one of the first things that you may consider is shutting down your social media pages. Social media pages, like those on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or other platforms, contain much information about your life and what you’re...
When considering the financial ramifications of getting a divorce, you may be wondering about your potential standard of living after the split. Divorce usually results in financial changes for both parties. Often the higher wage-earning spouses may see their standard...
For any divorce in Texas, there are many steps you’ll need to go through. Initially, you will need to decide on the grounds for your divorce. Then, you will start the divorce by filing your petition to divorce in court. After temporary orders are established, such as...
As parents move through divorce, they may question what will be best for their children. It isn’t just the “good parents.” Even abusive parents may care for their children. They may also be more willing to make false allegations about their spouse so they can “get”...
When you go through divorce, there are going to be some hard feelings. This is realistic, and it’s something that most couples deal with as they separate. There is a difference between keeping those feelings to yourself and altering your children’s perception of their...
Personally, you likely have plenty of reasons to consider divorce. Maybe you’re just not happy, you’ve fallen out of love or you feel like you and your spouse just resent each other and need a change. But is "falling out of love" as valid a reason to seek a divorce...
