Many Texas residents believe that trust is important for a successful marriage. Marriage parents frequently trust each other with financial assets, which is why it can be difficult for a spouse to imagine that their partner is hiding away money in preparation for...
Researchers examine leading reasons for divorce
Texas couples who get a divorce might be more likely to do so because they have lost respect for one another or their communication has broken down than because of a behavioral issue like infidelity. This was one of the findings of a study that appeared in the Journal...
Social media cautions during divorce
When people in Texas are going through a divorce, they may want to take care with their social media usage. It can be tempting to many individuals to share or even overshare online, but people may find that their path to divorce is eased by protecting their privacy....
Considering a prenup when remarrying
Many people in Texas choose to marry for a second or third time after a divorce. Of course, financial issues are a significant contributor to marital problems and even separations. People may want to learn from their earlier mistakes when planning for a second...
Preparation can make a divorce easier to get through
The summer months are traditional spent enjoy the sun, grilling food and spending time with family. However, for Texas residents and others, the summer can also be a time during which they are more likely to get divorced. According to a study done by researchers at...
Preparing for a Divorce: Tips to Help You Stay Safe and Focused
Right now it may seem like a huge cloud is hanging over your head. The mere thought of filing for divorce may result in sleepless nights, panic attacks during the day, and avoiding day-to-day responsibilities. It's a daunting step and yet, roughly half of marriages...
How the Social Security Administration deals with divorce
Spouses in Texas and around the country who earn very little may be entitled to receive Social Security retirement benefits based on the incomes earned and the contributions made by their husbands or wives, and these benefits are often still available to them even...
Income considerations for alimony and child support
When couples in Texas opt to end a marriage, alimony or child support may be part of the settlement agreement. When this is the case, judges generally have some leeway when determining the specific amount to be paid. While there are variations with state laws...
Getting your parenting plans together before school’s out
Whether you and your ex get along well, or you struggle to make your parenting schedule work, summer may be the real test of your commitment to put your children first. When school is out, all the hard work to maintain a healthy, predictable routine may go right out...
Some of the most common silent relationship killers
There are many reasons why couples in Texas get divorced. While issues like infidelity and lying could have an immediate effect, there are more insidious issues that arise slowly over time. It is good for couples to be aware of silent relationship killers before it's...

