No one knows what the future holds, which is exactly why insurance exists. From pets to automobiles, it seems like there’s a form of insurance for almost anything. Luckily, there’s also insurance for marriages. Prenuptial agreements offer protection for spouses in the...
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How to discuss a prenup with a future spouse
An increasing number of couples in Texas these days are opting for prenuptial agreements before tying the knot. However, bringing up the end of the marriage before it even begins can be a hard topic to discuss with a future spouse. Here are some helpful suggestions on...
Proving the best interests of the children for custody
Sometimes, parents who go through a separation or divorce both want custody of their children. In the state of Texas, courts will use the best interests of the child as the basis for custody decisions. This term basically refers to which parent is best fit to care for...
Reconciliation after a divorce
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 pros and cons of a joint custody arrangement
When parents end their marriage, there’s no way around the fact that the children's lives will be affected. Figuring out a suitable child custody arrangement is often one of the most difficult parts of a divorce. The most optimal child custody arrangement is one that...
The first steps to take when negotiating child support
When parents in Texas divorce or separate, it can create many hardships for everyone involved. A parental divorce not only breaks up a family, but it can also bring about financial difficulties. In Texas, child support was established to ensure the economic needs of...
Ex-spouses don’t have to get along to successfully co-parent
Those who go through a marital breakup often don’t want to see their former spouse or even talk to them, especially if the marriage ended on rocky terms. However, many separated parents in Texas choose to co-parent after their split, so completely cutting their ex out...
Does infidelity mean the end of a marriage?
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,...
Parents and kids can benefit from shared parenting
It’s no secret that divorce can devastate Texas families. However, a divorce does not have to mean that children are destined to grow up in a broken home. Shared parenting has many advantages for both children and parents. Here are a few benefits of an equally shared...
Ways a spouse may try to hide assets and how to find them
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...

