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Ending a marriage is a major transition, but gathering the right information early may help you move through the process with more confidence. In Texas, an uncontested divorce generally means you and your spouse agree on key issues such as property division and...
The divorce process itself can be riddled with conflict. After all, you and your spouse will have to figure out how to navigate complex legal issues, such as the division of marital property and any request for alimony. But the tension can bleed out of the legal arena...
No matter how stable one’s job is, no one can predict what could happen in a few months or years. For instance, no one expected a pandemic to break out in 2020, but it still did and led to mass layoffs. Whether due to an economic downturn or company cost-cutting,...
Contemplating a divorce while pregnant may challenge even the most relentless individuals. There is overwhelming pressure with facing two life-altering realities hitting you all at once – the looming breakdown of your marriage and the heartwarming anticipation of an...
Divorce can undoubtedly be a heart-wrenching process for all involved, especially children. Amidst the emotional turmoil, Texas parents need to prioritize their children's well-being and foster an environment of support and understanding. A child-centered divorce...
Members of the LGBTQ community in Texas are calling for updates to existing parentage laws. This is a call to action that has also been echoed through the rest of the U.S. Recent studies have shown that almost 1 in 3 LBGTQ adults are engaged in the raising of children...
There has been a growing tide of acceptance across the country for people of all sexual orientations. Many states now recognize the legality of same-sex marriage, adoption and other rights. However, many aspects of the law continue to be a cause for concern, including...
Couples marry thinking they will stay together until death does them part. However, many factors could force some spouses to part ways before then. In Texas, separating spouses have the option to file for an annulment or a divorce. Both processes result in the end of...
Raising a child takes a lot of time, energy and resources. But doing it alone can elevate the challenge of raising a kid to the next level. This is the reality for many parents holding physical custody, or as the state of Texas refers to it, the “conservatorship” of...
In Texas, family members, especially children, must deal with challenging experiences as the family dynamic evolves after divorce. Divorce impacts children differently depending on their age group, and some may need extra support and resources to help them adjust....