Getting a divorce can be a dramatic and emotional experience for any Texas couple. Making the decision to end a marriage is generally never easy, but there are certain circumstances under which couples realize there may be no other option. In many cases, the process...
One of the most difficult things to do in the wake of divorce is recover financially. As we previously discussed on this blog, there are already a number of expenses that pop up after a divorce that can make for some difficult financial adjustments. Insurance rates,...
People in Southern California who get divorced know that they will have to incur certain expenses that they might not incur if they were married. However, in many cases, people elect to begin the divorce process before taking into account what those expenses might...
In many families in Texas and around the country, grandparents are the unsung heroes of families. Many grandparents never plan on becoming de facto parents again; however, unforeseen circumstances often thrust them into that role. When push comes to shove,...
For as many people who are considered to be celebrities in this country, it might be foolhardy to suggest that there is one celebrity divorce case that has gotten more attention than any other. However, in this particular case, it might very well be true.Kim...
Many single parents in Texas struggle with keeping their heads above water when they don't get the child support they are owed from the other parent. In many cases, even if warrants exist to get the parent in custody, they are seldom picked up. However, sometimes an...
Dallas residents who are going through a divorce will tell you that it's not an easy process. People who have been with a partner for a long time often find it difficult to start anew on their own. This feeling can be amplified when a person's former spouse has...
We have written extensively on this blog about how divorces in Texas impact property division -- and how in many cases, the largest asset a couple has is their house. In past posts, we have talked about how if one person or the other has entered the marriage with...
It takes two people to make a child. However, in many Texas families, the children live with one parent most (or all) of the time. However, this doesn't absolve the other parent of responsibility. In nearly all cases, Texas law requires noncustodial parents to make...
When couples in Texas divorce, one of the most contentious issues is often property division. Of a couple's property, often the largest portion is real estate -- namely, the couple's house. In many cases these days, people enter a marriage with a financial disparity:...