Divorce

There are many reasons why you and your spouse may desire an uncontested divorce. You may share children and recognize how any conflict between the two of you can lead to serious issues for the kids. On the other hand, perhaps it is the cost of divorce that has you...

Spousal support, also known as alimony, is not mandatory during the divorce. Rather, this monetary award is designed to help address financial difficulties that may arise following the divorce. If the divorce leaves one party in a financial downturn, the court may...

As much as you marry for love, when it comes to divorce, it's money you should focus on. That and the well-being of any children you have. Most people understand that you need to split your assets and work out any child support payments in a divorce. Yet there’s more...

When you and your child’s mother or father are unable to agree to custody terms or parenting time, you may need to have the state of Texas step in and create a custody agreement on your behalf. The state considers a wide variety of variables when deciding where your...

Marriage involves a long-term commitment between two people who will pool their resources and abilities to provide for their joint family unit. Whether you have children or not, the two of you will also have to share household maintenance expenses and practical...

If your spouse has been financially unfaithful, you are probably itching to leave him or her behind and start the next phase of your life. You cannot move on until your divorce concludes, though. Regrettably, financial infidelity can both complicate your divorce and...

Most people have social media accounts these days, which they use to stay in touch with friends and family. While beneficial, the use of social media can complicate divorce for many couples, especially when the process is contentious. The information posted on social...

If you have custody of your child most of the time and share in the responsibility of making decisions about their care, one of the things you may need to discuss with your ex-spouse is the religion that you’d like to expose your child to. Some families do not share...

Co-parenting is a difficult thing for ex-couples even without involving the additional hurdles that military life brings into the equation. One of the biggest related issues involves the distance that families may end up spread apart. Military parents have to move...