One spouse’s debt can lead to severe conflict in marriage as some Texas couples will discover. It might even become a factor leading to divorce. But if the couple does decide to seek a divorce, there might be questions about whose responsibility it is to pay back that...
There are many factors that can lead to the breakup of a marriage. One of the most potent is differences in the way you view your finances. Arguing over this crucial matter is one of the leading causes of divorce, so it's a very good idea to talk to your partner about...
For some residents of Texas, it might be surprising to learn that adult children whose parents divorce can end up struggling in a variety of ways. While people are often concerned about the impact of divorce on adolescents and younger children, adult children often...
Nesting, which means keeping your family home for the children while you and the other parent take turns living there, is an option after divorce in Texas. You could use it as a temporary situation until you're able to sell the home. Typically, parents rent an...
In Texas courts, the child's best interest is the main factor that judges consider when determining child custody. Therefore, a history of substance abuse will definitely have an impact on the judges' decision. Here's a look at how alcohol or other substance abuse...
Every year, many parents in Texas split up and have to go through the court to establish child custody. Sadly, sometimes, there might be an issue that leads to parental alienation. This often happens when a divorce or a split between unmarried parents is bitter...
Virtually all divorces have financial conflicts that are difficult to resolve. These situations are only made more challenging when there are children involved. If you're going through this tumultuous process, you can avoid making expensive errors on your taxes by...
In some Texas divorce cases, one party wants to dissolve the marriage, and the other doesn't. When these situations arise, what options are available? Counseling If you haven't tried relationship counseling, it's worth a shot. Sometimes, couples make mountains out of...
Many Texas couples who get married may also choose to start a business together. Unfortunately, this can create unique problems if they later choose to get divorced. If you are going through this situation, it’s important to be able to protect your business by...
If you decide to separate from your spouse, it's generally a good idea to separate your finances as well. This means closing joint accounts, establishing at least one credit card in your name and taking other steps to become financially independent. A Texas judge may...