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Being clear-headed and making the right decisions during divorce can be challenging. Your emotions can cloud your judgment, and the pros and cons of your choices may blur into one. One of the tough decisions you must make is whether to file for a fault-based or...
There are often many financial aspects to take into consideration before proceeding through the process of bringing a marriage to an end. This can especially be the case for a high-asset divorce, where the financial stakes are much higher and there are more...
No one truly plans on separating from his or her spouse, yet it happens for thousands of couples every year in Texas and across the United States. After spending months or years apart, some who are divorced may find that their love for their former spouse was never...
The discovery or revelation that one spouse has been unfaithful to the other can be a devastating betrayal. While many couples work hard to overcome this issue and grow stronger as a result, nearly half of marriages involving affairs do not survive. However,...
It’s safe to say that couples never really expect to get divorced when they get married. However, when circumstances make a marriage irreparable, divorce is often the best course of action. For spouses in Texas who undergo a high asset divorce, one party may be...
Millions of people struggle with mental health issues. For Texas residents who are dealing with these struggles, a high asset divorce can be particularly challenging. Fortunately, there are steps that can be taken to make the road less stressful and to keep the...
With April 15 quickly approaching, many Americans are rushing to finish and file their federal and state tax returns. If you have already completed your annual tax filing, you may be looking forward to a refund. Still, if you are heading for a divorce, you must be...
In many Texas marriages, one party serves as the main breadwinner while the other takes a more active role in managing the home and raising any children the couple may share. When one party in the marriage makes much more than the other, the spouse who earns less – or...
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...
Getting unhitched can be expensive, especially if the couple has been married for many years and is financially well off. Texas couples going through a high asset divorce may find it hard on the pocketbook for a number of reasons. If children are involved and valuable...
