When a marriage is over, both parties must address certain financial matters, such as the division of marital property and spousal support. These are complicated issues for Texas couples, especially when there is significant wealth or property at stake. For...
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Could divorce be in the best interests of the kids?
As a parent, you want to make choices that provide your children with stability and security. While you want to protect their best interests above all else, there are times when you have to make a difficult decision, such as moving forward with divorce. This decision...
Types of visitation and the visitation rights of parents
One of the primary concerns of parents who are going through a divorce is how that process will impact the relationship they have with their children. A divorce will affect how often a Texas parent sees his or her child and what role the parent will have in the life...
Equal custody may not be the ideal choice for every family
One of the most complicated aspects of divorce is deciding on the schedule for the children. Naturally, each parent will want to spend as much time as possible with his or her kids, and this can lead to disputes and complications regarding parenting time and...
Protect personal investments with a prenuptial agreement
When preparing to marry, most people are not considering the possibility of that relationship ending at some point in the future. However, the reality is that many marriages do end in divorce, and it may be beneficial to prepare for that possibility. One way a Texas...
Learning to co-parent after divorce
Some divorced parents might say that co-parenting is one of the biggest challenges one must face after the marriage ends. Texas parents may not agree completely on how best to co-parent their children after divorce, but compromising and making choices that put the...
How to develop a strong and comprehensive estate plan
While you cannot control the future, you can still take steps that will allow you to have a measure of control over certain issues you could face in the years ahead. You can also take steps that will allow you to create plans that will outline what happens to your...
Protecting future interests through a prenuptial agreement
When planning to marry, a couple is focusing on the future. They may be planning their wedding, their honeymoon and the start of their new life together. They are likely not planning for a potential divorce in the future. While it may seem unromantic or bad luck to...
Shared custody isn’t always the best option
Every family is different, and the divorce-related choices that may have worked for one family may not work for another. Child custody is one of the most complex aspects of any divorce, and many Texas families choose to share custody or opt for a joint custody...
Drafting a prenup can be good for a relationship
When couples are preparing to walk down the aisle, they are typically not considering what could happen if their marriage ends at some point in the future. Most Texas couples do not plan to divorce before they even walk down the aisle, but there are many benefits...