In most cases, divorce is an emotional and difficult process. Even if the divorce is amicable in nature, it is unlikely that anybody thinks divorce is fun. It is very natural to want to get the process over with as quickly as possible. One of the most common questions...
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3 facets of a good custody hand-off location
If you share custody of your children with an ex-spouse, you want to minimize conflict as often as possible. Nevertheless, the location of the child custody exchange may be a source of contention. When drafting your parenting plan or negotiating a custody agreement,...
How gray divorce may impact your retirement plans
Regardless of the timing of your divorce in Texas, your retirement plans will require modification. If you choose to divorce your spouse as you near retirement, proactively planning for your future becomes even more critical. Understanding the impact of your divorce...
Is there a right way to break news of divorce?
Texas parents like you have a lot to worry about when you split. Who will get the house? How will you divide property and assets? But most important of all, how do you deal with matters related to your child? How do you handle custody? What will your visitation...
3 things to do after your divorce is final
During a divorce you may put a lot of things on the back burner, thinking you will remember to do them after the divorce is final. Make a post-divorce checklist and add the following three items. 1. Name change If you decided to change your name, there are several...
Is nesting right for us?
The most common form of child custody arrangement after divorce is co-parenting. This is because having both parents actively involved in raising a child is, for the most part, the most beneficial situation for said child. However, co-parenting is rife with...
Parenting tips for divorced dads
More modern fathers participate in hands-on child care than ever before. However, many families have a traditional arrangement in which the father works and the mother stays home and cares for children. If your partner provides most of the daily child care in your...
What is the impact of gray divorce on children?
Some people may wait until later in life to divorce because they believe it will be easier for their children. Gray divorce still has an impact on children even if they are adults. It also can cause issues for grandchildren. While you may not have to worry about child...
What is parental alienation?
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...
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...
