When working out a divorce settlement, one of the most divisive components of reaching a fair agreement is the matter of spousal support. The issue can be enormously frustrating for both parties, especially the party who faces making ongoing payments to a spouse he or...
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Divorcing fathers can use mediation to their advantage
As a father facing the divorce process, it's hard to understand what the future will bring. While you focus on your personal well-being, you must also concern yourself with your child (or children).Many fathers are concerned about receiving fair treatment during their...
Proposed bill would do away with no-fault divorce
Those who have lived in Texas for some time are likely aware that the Lone Star State already has some unique laws on the books, as one of only a few states that employs community property laws. The needle is poised to move even further now, with a Texas lawmaker...
3 tips for women preparing for a divorce
Now that you have made the decision to end your marriage, you have to think about how you are going to address the issues that come up during the split. There are three main areas that you should think about ahead of time so that you are well prepared to work through...
Proposed law may end no-fault divorce for Texans
Texas is certainly one of the most surprising states in the union, for many reasons. Among others, it takes wildly different stances on personal freedoms, depending on the venue. While some members of the legislature are introducing bills that would greatly increase...
Do 50% Of Marriages Really End In Divorce?
Getting engaged and then ultimately married is an exciting time of life. A new shared life with the person of your dreams and endless possibilities. Amid the excitement, have you had the experience of that one well-intentioned friend, family member, or co-worker...
What is not considered community property in Texas?
Texas divorces can both be more and less complex than those that take place in other states, due to Texas being one of only a handful of states that operate under community property laws.If you are a Texas resident, you have no doubt heard about community property,...
Divorce And The Stay-At-Home Dad
A more challenging employment market and an evolving family dynamic have undoubtedly played a part in the steady increase of fathers who stay at home as full-time parents. In the year 2015, the U.S. Census Bureau recorded at least 250,000 men who carried this title....
Infidelity isn’t the top reason for divorce
Perhaps in part because of the way that relationship breakdowns are portrayed in books and movies, people often assume that most divorces happen because one spouse cheated on the other. However, though this does happen, it's not the top reason. A panel of experts...
Taxes: The Forgotten Element in Divorce
Divorce is a costly matter that can take a toll on the emotions and bank accounts of both parties. You're retrieving records, compiling statements, and building your case for months, if not years. There are so many nitty gritty details, costs, and issues that come...

