When a family law judge enters or approves a custody order or child support order, both parents in the family typically have to abide by the terms in that document. Those who violate custody or support orders could very well find themselves facing enforcement actions...
Divorce can lead to some major changes for your family, and it is natural to fear what you do not understand and cannot predict. Parents often worry about how ending their marriage will affect their relationship with their children, including how much time they will...
When your marriage ends through divorce, it can be hard to picture your financial future, especially if you are unsure of which financial assets you can fully retain, and which are likely to be divided, including IRAs, retirement accounts, pension plans and stock...
Property division laws are often a main concern for those contemplating a Texas divorce. Most couples find themselves trying to sort their property and divide their assets while their relationship is at its worst point. Arguments are common, and many couples end up...
If you are considering filing for divorce in Texas, you should be aware of several unique aspects of a Texas divorce to make the best decision for yourself and your family. The rules for marital dissolution differ in every state, which means that the advice you...
When you decide to get married, you imagine spending the rest of your life with your spouse. That is the goal and intention of marriage. Unfortunately, many couples find that married life is much harder than they expected, and for many different reasons, a divorce...
Tax season is a mere speed bump on your financial highway if you are facing a divorce. Most post-divorce life changes will indicate a change to your income taxes. Here are changes that may affect your taxes after divorce. Tax filing status may change This is the...
By the thousands, couples are living together without marrying these days. This growing phenomenon has produced a noticeable increase in cohabitation agreements to clean up the mess when relationships go off the rails. According to a 2013 report from the Centers for...
With children heading back to school, it’s a good time for divorced parents to cover important matters with each other and avoid misunderstandings. You’ve probably led a more casual life over the summer. You may have relaxed visitation schedules and, depending on the...