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Many people whose marriages end are faced with a number of emotions with which they must contend. Some -- especially those going through a high-asset divorce -- face some challenging and complex issues during the divorce process. A certain level of depression...
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...
When it comes to spouses attempting to hide assets during divorce, this is no new phenomenon. People have attempted this as long as property division laws have remained in place. However, with changing times come changing methods of hiding assets. These days, more...
Most married couples amass some assets between them if they were married for a number of years. There are all kinds of reasons a Texas couple chooses to divorce, including drifting apart, constant disagreements or infidelity. If the couple has a high net worth or a...
It doesn’t matter how long a couple has been married -- if they continually have marital issues that don’t seem to get resolved, they might decide it’s better to part ways. There may be family members or close friends who have been through the divorce process in whom...
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...
In what used to be called the good old days, people married and stayed married no matter what the circumstances. That is certainly not always true today, and divorce has become a common part of society -- or has it? Texas residents, like everyone in the country, often...
Money issues seem to rear their heads even when a couple is in a good financial place. There could be many reasons wealth becomes a contentious issue. It could be that some Texas couples don’t agree on what to do with the money -- how it should be invested or spent....
Spouses who were married for a number of years may have amassed more property as a married couple than they had when they first married. There are many reasons why Texas couples choose to divorce, including not being on the same page where finances are concerned....
When a couple’s marriage is at its end and it’s time to start talking about the future, it doesn’t have to be in a contentious way. Even when there is a lot at stake and a couple is embroiled in a high asset divorce situation, the marriage can end amicably. If...
