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Alimony, or spousal maintenance, helps a spouse who needs financial support after a divorce. In Texas, alimony laws are strict, and not everyone qualifies. Even those who do might receive less than expected. Understanding these factors can help individuals prepare...
When going through a divorce, one of the most significant concerns is the division of assets, including retirement accounts such as 401Ks. As you navigate this challenging time, you need to understand your rights and your spouse's entitlements to ensure a fair...
The circumstances surrounding each divorce are unique. Therefore, Texas law tries to provide statutes and guidelines that can match any situation. To that end, a marriage could end in a fault-based or a no-fault divorce. How do the two differ? The standards for a...
By now, virtually everyone has seen how Hollywood portrays divorce. In many television shows and movies, divorcing couples engage in an all-out battle in open court. While this makes for a thrilling viewing experience, it does not capture the reality of divorce for...
Even if it is the right course of action for both you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse, divorce can bring up a variety of difficult emotions. Indeed, according to Psychology Today, divorce may cause you to develop anxiety and depression. If you already struggle with...
A divorce may involve a review of your long-term financial goals and possibly making some lifestyle changes. Because Texas laws consider income and assets earned during marriage as community property, the court may order a division of a retirement fund. Texas...
Social media has created a place for people to share information with incredible efficiency. However, just because you can does certainly not mean you should share everything about your life. Divorce is one situation where your decision to scale back could protect you...
In Texas, a couple has options when it comes to the path to divorce. One option you may want to explore is the collaborative approach. This process is unique in that it requires in-person meetings between the parties and their attorneys. In a collaborative divorce,...
As divorce rates continue to climb in America, almost all population groups have seen an increase in splits. This includes grey divorcees, the term used to describe divorcing individuals aged 50 and up. Grey divorce refers to the process of divorcing between these...
Not only does owning a business in the Lone Star State allow you to achieve the American dream, but you also take great pride in providing quality products or top-notch service to your customers. If your venture is part of the marital estate, though, you probably must...