Chances are you didn't plan to have a divorce conversation when you married your spouse. However, if you have determined your marriage is not working and are sure you want a divorce, you should have the talk. Regardless of your feelings toward your spouse, it's...
When can you challenge the validity of a prenuptial agreement?
A prenuptial agreement can save a couple a lot of money and emotional stress in the event of a divorce. This contract outlines the financial terms of the marriage. It also separates personal property from marital property if the marriage comes to an end through...
Defining the best interests of the child standard
Settling matters related to child custody can be relatively straightforward. Sometimes, co-parents can agree on suitable arrangements with little or no intervention from the family courts. Nonetheless, this isn’t how all custody cases go. If a judge needs to step in...
What are irreconcilable differences?
Couples go through divorces for different reasons. But the common one you may have heard many times, from the people around you to celebrities, is irreconcilable differences. So, what are they? And how do they develop? Here is what you need to know when filing for a...
What is virtual visitation?
Thankfully for modern co-parents, staying connected with a child who isn’t residing with you at the moment is easier in the Digital Age than it has ever been before. Numerous technological innovations allow parents and their kids to connect regardless of how far apart...
Is social media detrimental to your divorce?
Social media has become an integral part of our daily lives, making it challenging to disconnect even during difficult times. It’s usually a good idea to stay off social media during a divorce, as it can have far-reaching consequences on the proceedings. There are...
2 things you should never do to your child during a divorce
No matter how tough you are, or want to appear, your divorce will likely serve as an emotional and financial whirlwind from start to finish. You may think divorce will be a bit easier on the kids. But, even though they will not be dealing with the same stresses that...
Can your possession order over the kids be changed?
For divorcing parents, the needs of their children tend to be the main priority. In Texas, custody is referred to as possession. Ideally, both parents will remain amicable and come up with a possession agreement that is in the best interests of the children. Where...
How are retirement assets divided during divorce?
Texas is a community property state, so that means property acquired during the marriage is usually marital property that is supposed to be divided 50/50 with your spouse. This includes any retirement assets you may have squirreled away over the years while you were...
3 errors that will make divorce harder
Divorce is rarely problem-free. However, many couples make it much more harrowing than necessary. Understanding what some people do wrong can help you avoid their mistakes. Let’s look at some of the issues you should seek to avoid. Fighting over every last thing Do...