Like all divorced spouses, you probably had some legitimate reasons for ending your marriage. If you do not get along well with your former partner, though, you do not want your marital problems to affect your children negatively. After all, you and your ex-spouse...
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How does Texas determine child support?
Child support laws vary from state to state. If you live in Texas and are facing a divorce, you may wonder what your payments for child support will look like. Keep reading for more information on how Texas calculates child support payments. It depends on how many...
Necessary steps when served with divorce papers
Your usual night alone at home with the kids begins and ends with certain routines. You make them dinner, give them baths, read them bedtime stories then kiss them goodnight. All this happens while your wife works the second shift and then departs for a night of...
Details within a prenuptial agreement protect you
Prenuptial agreements make sense for many couples, especially since roughly half of all marriages end in divorce. For people who have built up a significant amount of wealth through business and investments or those on a second or third marriage, a prenuptial...
Handling a 401(k) during divorce proceedings
It is natural for people in Katy to make long-term plans with their lives. Two elements typically included in such planning are one's marriage and their retirement. It goes without saying that a divorce impacts the former, but what about the latter? Other than...
Tips to protect your marriage from divorce
You and your spouse began your marriage deeply in love. Now, you feel like you are fighting every time you encounter each other. Divorce is beginning to look like the only option. What if you and your spouse have discussed divorce, though, and are not ready to...
How do arguments with your ex-spouse affect your kids?
Texas parents know that things can get messy in a split. You have a lot of things on your plate. You have a lot of matters to decide. On top of that, you must prioritize the safety and well-being of your child. It is only natural that tempers flare and arguments...
What are the most common causes of divorce?
When you married, you likely expected your marriage to last “until death do us part,” whether or not your wedding was a religious ceremony that included those words. Unfortunately, however, reality may not live up to your expectations. YourDivorceQuestions.org reports...
The unique aspects of gray divorce
Gray divorce is when a couple ends their marriage when they are over the age of 50. Occurrences of this type of divorce are rising as couples start to realize there is less social stigma around it, according to Forbes. When couples divorce later in life, they have...
Combat the common causes of co-parenting disputes
Getting along with your child's other parent can be a challenge after divorce. As you develop strategies to communicate and work together, however, your co-parenting relationship and your child will thrive. Avoid these common co-parenting disputes that can derail...
