Having your spouse sent to prison after a felony conviction may motivate you to end the marriage. Texas law recognizes that a spouse could find a partner's imprisonment intolerable due to the long separation or the actions that resulted in conviction in the first...
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Are there divorce support groups in Austin?
Going through a divorce can be a time of emotional strife. You might feel completely alone, even if you know that about half of the marriages end in divorce. A divorce support group in the Texas state capital of Austin might help you deal with the many emotions and...
Is It Illegal To Falsify Divorce Paperwork In Texas?
In Texas, the process of divorce can be contentious, and large financial settlements can be at stake. It may be tempting to try to falsify documents for a divorce, especially ones pertaining to finances, but this carries heavy penalties. Perjury and Documents Perjury...
4 things not to say to someone going through a divorce
When a Texas friend or family member of yours is going through a divorce you will want to offer them support. You might be tempted to express how you feel about their spouse, but you should choose your words carefully. Following are things you should not say to...
Can Men Be Awarded Spousal Support In A Divorce?
In Texas, an individual may be entitled to spousal support payments as part of a final divorce settlement. Whether a person ultimately receives this type of financial assistance depends on a number of factors such as the length of the marriage and the earning...
Why moving out of the family home makes divorce even more stressful
Divorce often proves to be a trying experience that causes tremendous stress for both spouses. Both spouses do not always go through the same amount of stress when divorcing as one spouse could be in a much better position than the other financially or emotionally....
Who Can Use Travis County’s Visitation Dispute Resolution Program?
Sometimes, the conflicts regarding child custody between parents in Travis County will continue even after a final order has been issued. In those cases, parents can use Travis County’s Visitation Dispute Program to try to reach a solution. Why was the program...
How are insurance policy claims divided during a divorce?
When couples in Texas divorce, a major part of the process will focus on the division of assets. There are many areas to cover and reaching a fair agreement can ensure that each spouse comes out of the divorce with solid finances. Insurance policy claims are an area...
What constitutes fraud on the community in a Texas divorce?
When a couple divorces in Texas, certain situations may arise that could be considered fraud on the community. The Texas Family Code Section 7.009 strongly prohibits this act, and the court can take strong legal action against the fraudster. Understanding fraud on the...
4 myths about property division in Texas
Property division in Texas is a very intricate matter that can have adverse financial impacts on how you proceed with your life after divorce. This pressure that people have over the process has resulted in a lot of speculation, much of which are false. Property is...
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