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...
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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...
Focusing on quality time with your children
One ramification of getting divorced, as a parent in Texas, is that you likely have to share time with the children with your ex. You may only have half as much time with them as you did before.This can be hard for many parents, who feel that it's difficult to forge...
Could interdependence be the key to a successful marriage?
There are a variety of marital troubles that could eventually lead to divorce. Money problems, infidelity and differing values may be some commonly recognized reasons for divorce, but some marital troubles may run even deeper. Independence is held in high regard in...
Why consider life insurance in a divorce?
When people in Texas decide to divorce, they may have a lot of things on their mind. They may be concerned about child custody, co-parenting or even property division. These are some of the more contentious issues typically involved in divorce negotiations or even a...
Settling a divorce versus going to trial in Texas
Divorce can prompt anger, dismay and regret for many people, especially when they look back on what may now seem like wasted years. Some unhappy spouses will be tempted to push for a divorce trial in family court. While their anger may well be justified, the courtroom...
3 ways parents can help kids get used to having two homes
Divorce can cause many changes to a child's life. One of the most disruptive changes can be the switch from having one home to having two homes. Regardless of the date your divorce was finalized, the date you and the other parent began living apart is likely when your...
How to decide whether a divorce trial is worth pursuing
Couples in Texas and throughout the United States who choose to end their marriages generally want to do so as quickly and easily as possible. Of course, there can be situations in which it may be necessary to take extra time to end a marriage properly. For instance,...
7 lifestyle changes many parents don’t expect after divorce
If you and your spouse have decided to end your marriage, you probably realize your divorce will trigger many changes. You probably expect that you will each have your own house, that your children may end up spending time at both homes and that you may have to give...
Five tips for settling arguments with your spouse
All couples argue from time to time. This means that neither spouse is afraid or unwilling to communicate with their partner. Clear and consistent communication with your spouse is an essential factor in maintaining a healthy marriage. Many couples neglect this part...
