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Raising a child is challenging and complicated. The situation is even more complex when you are separated or divorced from your co-parent. There are several ways that you can improve communication with your co-parent when disputes arise. Good communication is the key...
One of the most difficult issues in virtually all Texas divorces is dividing the couple’s assets. And dividing the value of the family home can be the most difficult of these asset-related disputes. Negotiating the value of the family home and an equitable split in...
For Texas couples, the breakdown of a marriage is a difficult time. People do not get married with the intention of getting a divorce, but the facts are that a substantial number of marriages end in divorce. There is nothing wrong with being prepared, particularly if...
When people think of an estate plan, the terms will and trust may come to mind. While those documents are certainly part of an estate plan, they are not the only ones to consider including. Will and trust A will specifies a person’s wishes for how their assets are...
A person can create a will that outlines their wishes for how their property is managed after their death. The probate process is the procedure through which a deceased person's estate is settled and their assets are distributed to beneficiaries. If the deceased...
If you are considering divorcing your spouse in Texas, there are some important steps you should take before you file the petition. There are actually steps you should take before even asking your spouse for a divorce. Gather information about your finances, assets...
Going through a divorce is a major life change. It is normal to be overwhelmed and stressed by the end of your marriage. However, a Terrell, Texas, divorce can also be an opportunity for a fresh start and a happier life, especially for women, at least according to...
Most parents proclaim that they would do anything for their child. The child often feels and sees this throughout their life and the idea is further emphasized when parents divorce. Any Texas parent can contend that divorcing with children is anything but easy. It is...
Parents tend to focus primarily on their custody arrangements and schedules when they get divorced. In reality, most people usually do not consider a child’s other relationships, like friends and extended family when making custody and parenting time decisions....
Many Texas couples, especially those entering a second or third marriage, decide to sign a prenuptial agreement. These agreements are generally intended to solve issues of asset division and child care if both spouses have children from prior marriages. While the idea...