Divorce is very common within the United States, affecting many families with children. Approximately 50% of American children will witness the breakup of a parent’s marriage. During this time, many changes may occur, including changes in child cus...
Read MoreWhat Evidence Can Be Used in a Divorce?
Some divorces, such as those involving no assets or children, can be settled without moving forward with court. But, for divorces that include custody concerns, allocation of large assets or the need for child support, evidence shown in court is crit...
Read MoreHow to Protect Your Credit Score in a Divorce
A divorce is the end of a marriage, but it also presents the opportunity to make a fresh start. You’ll get to make new decisions for yourself and to picture your life as you would like it to be going forward. Thinking about your credit score is an ...
Read MoreMaintaining a Good Relationship With Your Adult Children After a Divorce
No matter what age or what stage, divorce affects a family. Today, divorce is more common than ever among older adults. Even though their children are grown, divorce can cause family tension. Here are some tips for maintaining good relationships with...
Read MoreInfidelity & Divorce: What to Expect in Texas
You might be wondering if infidelity as a cause for divorce entitles you to additional marital assets in Texas. According to Texas law, you could be eligible for a greater share of the assets and a custody order that better benefits you. But this typ...
Read MoreTips for Helping Your Children Enjoy the Holidays After a Divorce
The holiday season is here and families are preparing their get-togethers, parties and dinners. For individuals going through a divorce or those who have recently completed their divorce proceedings, the holidays can be extra stressful. For those who...
Read MoreHow Are Child Custody Decisions Made in Texas?
During a divorce, the many processes can be difficult to understand including the child custody negotiation. In Texas, child custody is determined based on a child’s best interests emotionally, physically and psychologically as well as the child’...
Read MoreAssets Often Forgotten During a Divorce
Divorce proceedings are often complicated and far from cut and dry. For spouses entering into the settlement phase of their divorce, it’s important to understand what assets are included in property division, especially those that are often forgott...
Read MoreStudy: 1 in 8 Divorces Caused by Student Loan Debt
Americans are now burdened by $1.5 trillion in student loan debt, and it appears that this massive debt load is leading to the breakdown of marriages. We already knew money was the leading cause of marital stress, thanks to a study by SunTrust Ban...
Read MoreLate-Life Divorces Are Becoming More Common
Realizing that your marriage may be coming to an end is difficult at any age. But many people view their post-divorce lives as a chance at a new beginning, and it appears many people in their 50s, 60s, and even 70s are starting to view it that way, t...
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