Texas is one of the nine states with community property laws. That means all of the assets that a couple acquires while they are married will generally be divided equally by a judge if they divorce. The marital estate is made up of tangible assets like real estate,...
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Tend to your finances while getting divorced
Many people in Texas can testify that keeping your credit in good shape while getting a divorce can be challenging. Even if you and your ex-spouse agree to split debts evenly or the judge does it for you, there is nothing to stop creditors from trying to collect money...
Property appraisals during divorce proceedings
When spouses divorce, they will often enter into negotiations over property and asset distribution. If the parties come to an agreement over how to divide property, they may avoid litigation in a Texas courtroom. However, there could be disagreements over specific...
Helping your special needs child through your divorce
Divorce is hard on everyone, particularly if you have a Texas child with special needs. There are countless additional considerations you have to make when you are in this situation in order to see your child through the process and tend to their well-being. Here are...
What if you own a business with your ex-spouse?
Owning a business with a spouse can be challenging at the best of times. Things can become even more complicated when a divorce is on the horizon. It is essential to approach the situation with a clear head and a solid plan. According to the Texas Family Code, Texas...
Why social media use can be problematic during a divorce
When couples get divorced in Texas, there are many things they know to avoid. However, one area that people often overlook is social media use. These are two common issues with being on social media during a divorce. Posting negative content about a spouse It is...
Habits That can increase the likelihood of divorce
Divorce is a taxing process for couples in Texas that can significantly impact individuals and their families. While many factors can contribute to divorce, certain habits and behaviors can increase the likelihood of marital breakdown. Avoiding communication Effective...
Being a great mom after a heartbreaking divorce
There’s no quick or easy way to recover from your divorce in Texas. Perhaps you didn’t want the divorce and hoped you and your ex would reconcile. But now you’re a single mother struggling to adjust to a new life. Plus, your ex has a new partner and you’re trying to...
What are the best ways to prepare for an impending divorce?
Married Texas couples expect their lives to be happily ever after, but things change. There are many reasons why marriages end in divorce. Whatever the cause, you’ll want to be prepared; here are some tips to help you along. Take inventory of your property Texas is a...
Grieving during and after divorce in Texas
Divorce is a rupture and loss, and spouses often experience grief. Grief is a complicated process involving distinct stages or cycles, some of which can be experienced simultaneously. It does not work in a particular order. Many times, after feeling you have made some...
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