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There are many misconceptions about prenuptial agreements. However, the truth is that they can be extremely useful. Such legal instruments can protect both spouses and ensure a swift divorce, should that day ever come. They also encourage partners to be open and...
Divorce is challenging and, for some couples, messy. These proceedings can be full of conflict and “he said, she said” accusations. For some, speeding up a divorce and getting it over with is a top priority. While there is an option that may help you do this, if you...
Traditionally, divorce has been viewed as a legal battle where one spouse arises as the winner. This perception has gradually started to change over the years, with former partners realizing that there are no winners in a highly contested divorce. Consequently,...
In Texas, you share your belongings with your spouse as community property. When you divorce, each of you should receive your share of your marital assets. From the equity in your home to the money in your savings account, you will share almost everything that you...
It takes decades of intentional saving and careful planning to fund a comfortable retirement. You and your spouse may have spent decades during your marriage slowly accruing retirement savings. The money you have set aside might be in an employer-sponsored retirement...
Once the decision to divorce has been taken, you need to get ready. Preparing for a custody agreement will typically be your number one priority if you have children. While you could look at it as preparing for battle, that won’t help, and it could make reaching an...
There are many possible places where a spouse might hide assets from you when you divorce. Cryptocurrency is one of them. You might not know that your spouse holds cryptocurrency, yet if they have talked about investing in it in the past, do not discount that they...
When determining the amount of child support, the court factors in the financial position of the responsible parent. However, a lot could change that may warrant a revision of the child support orders. The law is aware that such developments may occur, and it allows...
Changing an existing parenting plan usually requires a court hearing where both parents need to be physically present before a judge issues new orders. However, in some cases, that is not a requirement. When the children’s welfare is in immediate danger, the court can...
As a parent of a strong, independent teenager, you may not be sure if a custody schedule is really necessary for them. They can drive, go to either parent’s home when they want to, and generally are a responsible individual. As long as your child is under 18, you will...
