When a couple makes a promise of marriage to each other, there is usually the giving and taking of an engagement ring. But if the spouses should decide to divorce one day, what happens to that ring, which is likely still on a spouse’s finger? It’s also likely the ring...
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Month: October 2021
What is the better parent standard regarding child custody?
There are so many issues for parents to iron out when they have made the decision to divorce. One of the most important decisions Texas couples must make concerns child custody. If the end of the marriage comes with contentious issues, it could mean that one parent...
How to overcome fears of a prenuptial agreement
Many people considering marriage share a reluctance to discuss a prenuptial agreement. After all, talking about how to dissolve a binding relationship just as it begins can seem like a cynical approach. A bit of solid information about this topic goes a long way and...
Unmarried fathers’ child custody rights
It’s a different world today than it was decades ago and some couples choose to have children without actually getting married. Still, Texas residents still have rights under the law when it comes to cohabitation and that law speaks to issues that concern children,...
Divorce and your investment portfolio
A divorce can drastically change your finances. Everything from your debt-to-income ratio to your retirement plan may feel the impact of your changing relationship. One of the many assets that require splitting includes your investment portfolio. Effectively managing...
When can you modify child support in Texas?
Whether you pay child support or receive it, the fact is that the amount of your order may not be practical, or even doable, for your current lifestyle. You may wonder if you can petition to modify the amount and, if so, when. Texas law recognizes that circumstances...
Discovering all assets in a high asset divorce
When a couple has a lot of assets and they decide their marriage is no longer working, what they’re worth is likely the last thing on their minds -- at least in the beginning. But when Texas couples come to terms with the divorce and begin thinking about assets, there...
What can I do if my co-parent has narcissistic tendencies?
Co-parenting after divorce is often challenging. If your ex-spouse experiences narcissistic personality disorder or has narcissistic tendencies, parenting together can seem downright impossible. According to WebMD, developing a good parenting strategy can help you...
Should a couple sell the house before the divorce?
It is almost certain that, for most couples, the family home is the most valuable asset they own. When a Texas couple decides to divorce, it may be that one spouse wants to keep the home after the divorce, either based on overall property division or through buying...
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