Debt can create stress and financial strain especially if you are going through a divorce. Knowing that you will now need to shoulder financial responsibilities alone may only exacerbate your uncertainty about the future. Recognizing that divorce will impact your...
Divorce can trigger a lot of changes in your life including the need to relocate. However, proving to the courts the legitimacy of your need to move may require a bit of convincing at times. Knowing some of the circumstances under which it is appropriate to relocate...
You may know that you have options for settling your divorce in Texas. There are several different ways to dissolve a marriage that do not involve litigation. Finding the best divorce process for you and your spouse depends on your situation. If you do not have child...
After your marriage goes sour, you may be anxious to move forward. Divorce is never easy. When bringing a new relationship into the mix, things can get even more complicated. If the ink is not quite dry on your divorce papers, ask yourself a few questions before you...
If you are divorcing your spouse, you already may realize you must come up with a way to divide your marital assets. While there are exceptions, marital assets are generally the items you acquired during your marriage. According to Texas law, you and your soon-to-be...
Under Texas' divorce law, the family house generally is part of the community property if the couple bought it during the marriage. Thus, the house (or its cash value) is subject to division. But a house is much more than a piece of real estate and an asset on a...
The process of getting a divorce can be confusing and complex, especially when one or both spouses are active-duty military personnel, reservists or members of the National Guard. Therefore, federal law and the state of Texas have specific processes, procedures and...
When your Texas marriage ends, there may be hurt feelings on both sides. If the marriage ended because one of you stepped outside the marriage, things between you may prove especially ugly and acrimonious. However, if the two of you share children together, it may...
As a member of the military or the spouse of a member of the military, a divorce can be tricky. You may move often or not live in the area in which you wish to make your home after ending your marriage. This can lead to confusion about where you should file for...
In Texas, the law divides all community property, which is property you and your spouse obtain during your marriage, evenly during a divorce. You may still have separate property, which is that you owned prior to the marriage and maintain separately. The important key...