Depending on your situation, a divorce can be a complex and sometimes unpredictable legal proceeding. This can especially be the case if you are a civilian divorcing a military service member. Here are two factors to consider as you navigate your divorce proceedings. He State…
Divorce is tough in and of itself. When it involves children, it becomes even more so. However, if your divorce is the result of or triggers domestic violence, sexual assault or some other equally offensive action by the other party and against you or a…
At the conclusion of your divorce in Texas, you may feel pretty satisfied with your child custody arrangement. However, over time, you may feel that the agreement no longer works and you may wish to modify its terms. Knowing which circumstances create a necessary and…
After a divorce, you may notice yourself feeling more stressed or overwhelmed when dealing with your co-parent. This may come in the form of avoiding conversations or getting into fights about minor details. Learning about how to handle high-conflict custody situations and deal with stress…
Texas is one of nine community property states in the nation. What this means for you is that if you live and marry within its boundaries, the courts may automatically consider your assets as shared with your spouse. According to Rocket Mortgage, community property laws…
If you are getting a divorce and you have kids with the other party, you need to review various legal topics. Many parents have to make child support payments, and if you are in this position it is pivotal to ensure that you stay current.…
You may have filed for a divorce with your spouse, but then realized you were not ready to proceed right away. This can easily happen if you are in the military and something unexpected comes up. A Texas court may dismiss your case for want…
You have probably heard the horror stories of how divorce causes irreversible financial hardship. While true that divorce will impact your finances, it certainly does not have to be the reason you no longer enjoy a quality life. Surprisingly, there are a number of financial…
When one member of a divorced couple stays in the military, this can cause complications even for the families with the best structures in place. After all, the parent in active duty must go where the military tells them, potentially relocating hundreds or even thousands…
Co-parenting after a divorce is often rewarding but tough. You may face disagreements that leave you feeling frustrated and confused, especially when you both have different opinions on how to handle the problem. Learning how to avoid unnecessary fights and yelling can help you both…
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