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For parents who have enrolled their children in private schools, negotiating how to handle tuition and other educational expenses after a divorce can prove to be a real headache. Oftentimes, these matters are worked out as part of a couple’s divorce decree. However,...
You and your fiancé(e) love each other and you want to get married. So you were not best pleased when one or both sets of parents started saying you need to first get a prenuptial agreement in place. As far as you are concerned, it’s none of their business. Before you...
Child custody is often a heated topic during a divorce between two parents. Parents may be able to avoid serious conflict by understanding how child custody works. When parents have a better understanding of child custody, they may be able to discuss important matters...
There’s certainly no legal provision against starting a business with your ex, although most people would never do so. However, married couples often start businesses together. If they then get divorced, they could find themselves in a position where they’re trying to...
There are times when a married couple just isn’t meant to be together. Divorce may be the best all-round solution. While both spouses can make a fresh start post-divorce, getting to that stage can be tricky, depending on individual circumstances. The following...
The world moves pretty fast nowadays, even for kids and teens. As a result, many co-parents find themselves navigating the complexities of virtual visitation arrangements while managing their children's busy schedules. When kids are busy, making virtual visitation...
Few assets represent financial stability the way that homeownership does. Those who have acquired their own residences often invest heavily in maintaining and even improving their homes. The equity that they accumulate can significantly increase their overall personal...
As reproductive rights and health are increasingly addressed by state lawmakers, courts and voters across the country, there has been widespread reporting that a handful of states, including Texas, don’t allow pregnant women to divorce. In fact, Texas has no law that...
It is perfectly normal for someone facing a divorce to worry about their financial future. Most of their long-term financial plans probably involved the combination of their income and their spouse's income. They know they have to pay for the divorce process and then...
Spouses preparing for divorce in Texas typically need to address numerous financial matters. They must negotiate a way to divide their marital assets and debts. Spouses either settle their property division matters on their own or go to court to have a judge apply the...