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Regardless of the reason your marriage ended, there is no denying that nothing is ever the same after a divorce. You wake up one day and all your plans, all your hopes and dreams are gone. Despite the feeling of hopelessness or grief for a life that will never come to...
Creative co-parenting allows adults to think outside of traditional parenting arrangements. While custody orders and parenting plans generally still form the framework for such arrangements, parents do have the freedom to develop practical strategies to make their...
Going through a divorce can be a confusing and emotional journey. It's easy to get caught up in the stress of the moment. But making a few common missteps can have serious consequences for your financial future. While going through the process, it's vital to think...
People who file for divorce often experience a protracted period of indecision before they make up their minds. It can be difficult, possibly even traumatic, to make the decision to end a relationship that an individual likely hoped could last for the rest of their...
Some people find themselves sharing custody because they’ve divorced. Others may never have married the other parent of their children. In either scenario, they may have a formal shared custody order. Such orders outline the parental rights and responsibilities of...
When people file for divorce, they have to separate their lives. One spouse makes the decision to file, and both spouses must then negotiate marital matters. If they cannot reach an agreement, then the matter may require litigation in family court. It can take many...
Custody orders have the backing of family courts. Parents generally need to follow the terms set in a custody order or risk being in contempt of court. Despite the expectation that parents should cooperate and act in their children's best interest, some parents refuse...
When considering a divorce in Texas, collaborative divorce and mediation are two popular alternatives to the traditional court battle. Collaborative divorce involves each spouse hiring an attorney trained in collaborative law to negotiate a settlement without going to...
In Texas, a 50/50 custody schedule refers to an arrangement where the court grants or parents agree to both parents having equal time with their child. The courts refer to an arrangement where both parents share decision making as joint managing conservatorship. Where...
Divorce is often a challenging experience for anyone. However, the process can be extremely complex when it involves a family business. In Texas, family-run companies may be considered marital assets under the state’s community property rules. Therefore, dividing the...
