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Few people get through divorce without some emotional bumps and scrapes along the way. Dividing a shared life almost always involves serious disagreement, especially if spouses share minor children and even more so if spouses are angry at each other for perceived misbehavior. Despite their frustrations with their former spouses, most adults can see the situation rationally enough to understand…
Divorces tend to bring out strong emotions, especially when the topic of asset division occurs. Your ex may attempt to hide or dissipate assets by giving money away during your divorce proceedings so he or she does not have to split it with you. If you suspect that your ex is giving away money or otherwise hiding assets, you will…
Spousal support can be a complicated topic during divorce, especially if one parent has stayed home to raise shared children through a marriage. Many stay-at-home moms think that they automatically qualify for spousal support in Texas, but there are actually several factors that determine if someone is eligible for spousal support. There are additional determiners for how much spousal support…
Child custody is a topic that comes with high emotions, and the division of possession (visitation) and conservatorship (decision-making responsibilities, or custody) is often one of the most contested parts of a divorce. If a protective order has been issued, the parent to whom the protective order applies will almost certainly see his or her child custody reduced or terminated…
A divorce is challenging enough, but when the issue of investment real estate arises, things can become even more complicated. During a divorce, your assets and property will be subject to division, and this will include any investment real estate you and your spouse purchased during your marriage. To understand how investment property might be divided in your divorce, and…
Divorce is a stressful process, especially if you have multiple assets or high net worth assets that you want to protect. It can be difficult to navigate the divorce process while trying to keep your business or other important assets intact, which is why the experience of a Texas divorce attorney is essential. Your divorce lawyer can advocate for a…
Divorces are challenging enough, but when couples cannot make decisions about their divorce or there is a history of abuse and a financial or power imbalance in a divorce, the divorce process has the potential to become contested. Contested divorces are often emotionally charged and stressful to navigate, something which makes having an aggressive Texas contested divorce lawyer on your…
Child support can be a heated topic, and many people find it difficult to work out child support arrangements as part of their divorce. However, the court does put the best interests of a child first, and child support payments are often a part of ensuring a child is cared for after a divorce. If you are dealing with child…
Divorce is challenging at the best of times, and marriages that have a history of abuse or power imbalances can be even more stressful to end. Contested divorces are those that include allegations of abuse or other emotionally charged issues that make it difficult for spouses to settle the important decisions needed to finalize their divorce. If there has been…
When you pursue a divorce in Texas, you have the option of filing for a no-fault divorce. A no-fault divorce is generally the best option when both spouses agree they no longer want to be married and that a divorce is the best step forward. However, sometimes spouses may not agree about a divorce, or one spouse will wish to…