Divorce has traditionally carried some stigmas with it that are now gradually starting to shift. Before, it was seen as an adversarial process where both spouses aim to destroy one another. Thankfully, today, more couples have realized that there are no winners in...
Year: 2022
Should you use social media during your divorce?
For many people, social media is an important and big part of their day-to-day lives. However, when you file for divorce, it may be time to take a break or carefully consider what you post. Keep reading to learn what you should and should not do when using social...
Can Texas parents create their own child support agreement?
The turbulent emotions that plague most divorces usually rule out productive spouse-to-spouse negotiations. However, those able to work together often exit divorce with a more satisfactory settlement. Aside from the division of marital property, child matters like...
Navigating the school year as a co-parent
The new school year is just around the corner, and for co-parents, it's time to start figuring out the schedule. If you're new to co-parenting, you may wonder how to navigate this new territory after a summer of relaxation and fun. Here are some tips on how to make...
Why military custody orders often differ from civilian ones
Despite what some people think, Texas military divorces really aren't that different from civilian divorces. State law is still what determines how you divide your property and what happens with your children. However, there are special considerations that military...
A prenup must be signed willingly
Prenuptial agreements can be very useful tools, but there are some common mistakes that people make that invalidate those prenups. You want to make sure that you fully understand your rights, whether you're signing a prenup or moving toward divorce with a prenup that...
3 reasons drug abuse may lead to grandchild adoption
Grandparents fill an important role in the lives of young children. They can provide childcare when parents return to work, offer financial support for a new family and be another source of guidance and love for growing children. Sometimes, grandparents won't just...
Why do empty-nesters get divorced?
You may have heard that the divorce rate is falling. While this is true for some age groups, it’s also been found that certain age brackets have a rising divorce rate. The most common example here is that those who are 50 and over are seeing an increase in gray...
Do you need to go to court to get time with your grandkids?
Spending time with your grandchildren may be the highlight of your week. Whether you watch them on Saturday night so your child can go out for a date with their spouse or you attend all of their basketball games, seeing your grandchildren can brighten your life. Your...
3 little known reasons why a parent may lose custody of a child
Divorce or separation that involves a child can be very tricky. One of the issues the couple has to deal with is the custody of the child their share. Under ideal circumstances, the court will encourage the parents to work out a parenting plan that best addresses the...