In a divorce or annulment decree, Texas courts will order that the estate be divided among the designated parties in a way that has been considered just and right by the court. The courts will regard the rights of each beneficiary, including any of the children of the...
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When does trying to fix a marriage make things worse?
Does your marriage in Texas seem like it's on the decline? Maybe you're not communicating as well as you used to, there's some tension that wasn't there before, or your marriage might be in more serious trouble. If this is the case, you may be wondering if there's...
How are pets treated under Texas divorce law?
Going through a divorce in Texas is stressful enough, but it can be even more difficult when you and your spouse shared a pet. You will want to know how pets are treated under the state’s laws. Can you get custody of your pet? Unfortunately, when a married couple gets...
Why outdated divorce laws still exist
Divorce wasn't always as easily accessible to Texas residents as it is by today's standards. Many states, including Texas, had laws that were designed to purposefully make divorce harder. Some laws have been removed from the books, but certain states still enforce...
Divorcing An Emotionally Neglectful Spouse
When you take your wedding vows in Texas, you expect to live a long, happy life with your new spouse. However, that isn’t always the case. If your spouse is emotionally neglectful, you’ll find yourself headed for divorce. What is emotional neglect in marriage? While...
Don’t be fooled by common divorce myths
Are you thinking about ending your marriage in Texas? Divorce can be a tricky and contentious process, but there are ways to make it a lot easier. One of the best things you can do is not to fall for the many common myths that surround this topic. The more you know...
Telling your kids you’re getting divorced requires preparation
Getting divorced in Texas can be challenging when you have children. Telling them you're getting divorced will likely take some preparation, so prepare what you're going to say and develop a non-blaming narrative. Plan what you will say Preparing what you're going to...
Deciding to divorce when you have children
It's a common turn of phrase that some married couples in Texas stay together "for the children." The concept is that a bad or dysfunctional marriage is still a better model in terms of structure, convenience and emotional health for raising children compared to...
What is the role of a certified divorce financial analyst?
There are many things to consider when you have concluded that your marriage should end. You may want to enlist the services of a certified divorce financial analyst in Texas to help you. It's important to know what role this professional plays. What is a certified...
How long does alimony last in Texas?
You and your spouse are no longer a team. During your marriage, each of you had specific roles. Your spouse was the breadwinner, earning a solid income that allowed you to remain home, take care of your children and make sure domestic matters ran smoothly. With the...
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