Divorce

Divorce in Texas is an emotional and stressful experience. When a child is involved, they might believe their world is ending. Anger and shock are just a few of the many emotions a child can feel during a divorce. Perhaps you should consider a child-centered divorce....

Although you may want to end your marriage, your spouse is under no obligation to share in your sentiment. Fortunately, Texas law allows you to follow through with your intent to obtain a divorce whether your partner wants you to or not. There are a series of steps...

Breaking the news to your children that you are divorcing can be difficult. You wouldn't want to just blurt it out without any warning or preparation, which is why you want to make sure that you handle it in the best way possible so that your children can cope with...

Effective communication is an important part of all relationships in Texas, but it is especially important during and after a divorce. The process of ending a marriage can be emotionally charged, and effective communication can help to reduce conflict and make the...

One of the most difficult aspects of divorce is determining how to divide the assets and debts between the spouses. A Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) can help make this process easier. Who is a CDFA? A Certified Divorce Financial Analyst is a professional...

It's no secret that marriage can turn out to be a pretty traumatic experience, and that's why many people in Texas report feeling battered and bruised. However, it is possible to have a good divorce even if your marriage was a bad one. Understand your finances and get...

Texans get divorced for a multitude of reasons. Some divorces can be amicable, but that doesn’t make them easier. While no divorce is exactly easy, some are made exceptionally difficult sometimes by conflicts that arose during the marriage. Things like infidelity,...