Children often bear the brunt of their parents' divorces. Texas couples who file for divorce have much on their plates to figure out and one of those issues when children are involved is child support and child custody. What happens though when the parent who is...
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A prenuptial agreement may help to make a marriage stronger
No one stands in front of a minister, priest or justice of the peace, believing the marriage they're entering into will ultimately end in divorce. But life does have a way of throwing curve balls, and that is why it's important for Texas couples to consider having a...
Single parents eligible for child support payments, too
A child should be supported financially by both parents if at all possible, even when he or she lives in a single parent home. In Texas, as in all the country, child support is ascertained the same way whether the parent is separated, getting a divorce, unmarried...
A prenuptial agreement is like an insurance policy
There is no way to predict what will happen in the future, but there are ways to protect long-term interests. One way a Texas couple can do this is by drafting a prenuptial agreement before getting married. Some think that taking this step is assuming the marriage...
Difficult behaviors make child custody decisions more difficult
Divorce is never easy for a Texas couple, even when both parties say they are committed to proceeding through the process in an amicable manner. However, this process can be especially difficult when one spouse is displaying passive-aggressive tendencies. This type of...
Property division considerations for men facing divorce
The end of a marriage will bring significant financial changes to the lives of both Texas spouses. Men and women have different approaches to divorce, and their unique perspectives can impact the choices they make during the property division process. Men facing...
Is it possible to keep the family home during property division?
In a divorce, a Texas couple must decide how to fairly divide all marital property, including the family home. For many, keeping the family home is important, but that is not always the best decision during the property division process. Retaining the home can be...
What’s going to happen to family pets in a divorce?
When a Texas couple decides to end their marriage, they must address all marital assets and decide how they will divide them. One important factor to consider is what will happen to the family pet, which can be an emotional and contentious issue for both parties. To...
Being prudent with property division decisions
Divorce will have a significant financial impact on a Texas couple. The two spouses will have to divide marital assets, and this likely means retirement and long-term savings. Property division is one of the most important aspects of divorce as these decisions can...
A prenuptial agreement can be a smart choice
When two people decide to get married, they are not thinking about what will happen if the marriage ends at some point in the future. Planning for a possible divorce may not seem romantic or necessary, but it's a prudent step for Texas couples of all income levels. A...
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