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Right now, you may feel overwhelmed with the idea of divorcing your spouse. They may be exhibiting no remorse for the emotional, mental or even physical pain they cause you. They may be trying to manipulate you to stay. If this sounds like your situ...
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Hostility & Defensiveness: Divorcing a Spouse With Paranoid Personality Disorder Accusations. Hostility. Defensiveness. Paranoia. These are all attributes of an individual with paranoid personality disorder. Often, these individuals...
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Divorce is never easy, even when the couple agrees to an amicable split. The challenges become even greater when one spouse suffers from borderline personality disorder (BPD). The emotional instability, mood swings, and behavioral patterns associate...
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Narcissistic personality disorder affects many men and women. If you find yourself married to a narcissist and fear the consequences of divorce, we’re here to help. Although divorcing an individual with narcissistic tendencies can raise challenges...
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Divorce is a trying and emotional time. And for those spouses who currently serve in the US military, it can be even more challenging. The military divorce process comes with unique complexities that you should understand as you consider your option...
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Divorce is a challenging and emotional time. And if you and your spouse have a high number of marital assets, it becomes even more complex. The Complexities Involved in a High Asset Divorce Spousal Maintenance Texas law allows a spouse to r...
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A quick search online will deliver many websites offering “low cost” do-it-yourself (DIY) divorces. Typically, a DIY divorce requires you to fill out all the paperwork, file for divorce, arrange service to your spouse and more—all on your own....
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One of the most common questions we receive about divorce is whether or not inheritance must be divided in Texas. Although the answer is typically “no,” it depends on how you manage your inheritance during your marriage. Is Your Inherita...
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Joint or “shared” custody means that both parents are responsible for the raising of their children. Depending on your custody order, you’ll have differing shared parenting time schedules such as alternating weeks, every two weeks or every wee...
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Divorce is an emotional time. It’s common for a spouse to accuse the other falsely, alleging child or spousal abuse, stalking and threats. Unfortunately, even unfounded allegations can harm your case. You must handle this situation with care by fo...
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