As some Texas couples age in their marriage, they might become concerned about the rate of grey divorce, which is increasing, and the risks to their own marriages. However, there is more to the grey divorce statistic than just a rising rate. Struggling with finances...
What to do about child custody issues during a military divorce
Before coming to an agreement on child custody issues during a military divorce, you should know what your rights are in Texas. Some couples may have heated discussions over who should get custody when only one parent serves in the military. It's important to know...
Are mothers more likely to get custody?
Historically, mothers were seen as the homemakers and caregivers, while fathers were viewed as the breadwinners. This trope carried on as recently as just a generation or two ago, when many women stayed home to raise the children and men pursued careers. The times are...
Considerations when divorcing a military spouse
Plenty of people in Texas are married to service members. When these marriages break up, there are some special considerations that come into play. Military spouses may have a difficult time establishing themselves in a career due to frequent relocations. They might...
How to let your children know about your divorce
Going through a divorce can present a feeling of loss. Even if you know the timing and decision makes sense for you, there can be a bitterness to this new beginning. Because if you made the decision to get married, then chances are there were some happy times through...
How do you divide up your 401(k) during a divorce?
When a couple files for divorce, dividing up their 401(k) is one of the most complicated parts of property division. Do you have to split up your 401(k) evenly, or can you negotiate with your former spouse for a better deal? Here's what you need to know about dividing...
How military benefits are handled in a divorce
When servicemembers and their spouses in Texas decide to divorce, they may face unique concerns related to military status and benefits. Property division is often a serious worry during the end of a marriage, but the specific benefits linked to military service,...
What happens to your child when you’re divorced and deployed?
Child custody and visitation are probably the most complicated issues most divorced parents have to face -- and that’s doubly so for parents who are also in the military. One of the biggest questions you may have is, “What happens to my custody and visitation rights...
Why do married couples make postnuptial agreements?
If you got married a while ago and have been married for some time, the idea that you need something similar to a prenuptial agreement may seem strange at first. However, there are actually many reasons for couples to consider creating a postnuptial agreement. Like...
Divorce and your finances: Answer these questions
You should expect divorce to change your life in many ways, including your financial circumstances. And despite the fact that things will never be the same, you’re positioning yourself to better enjoy the future. It’s the questions you answer up front that will impact...
