Family Law And Divorce

Divorce rates are high in the U.S. When a divorce becomes inevitable, you no doubt have a psychological impact on everyone in the family.  While divorce may be the only option and the ideal option for the health and wellness of the family, you still have to deal with...

You probably have questions about property division if you know divorce is coming. Texas is one of the few states that use a community property system. All marital property is eligible for division, even if you purchased the asset. However, you might wonder what this...

Co-parents decide to work together after a divorce in order to bring their children as much stability as possible. But what happens if one parent has to move? This happens in many cases for numerous reasons, such as active military duty leave. But does co-parenting...

A premarital contract is an increasingly common tool that couples use to define what happens to their assets if they ever divorce, but couples who marry without a prenup can still get the same control and peace of mind using a postnuptial agreement. This type of...

If you have a prenuptial agreement, the court will have to validate it before putting it into effect. Your agreement can cover a variety of topics, but it must follow the law. The Texas Family Code says that the court will accept prenuptial agreements to help ensure...

Marriage with someone who displays narcissistic traits can become toxic and frightening for many spouses. If you worry about domestic violence or think your current spouse may be a narcissist, there are signs to look for. Often, narcissists do not seek help for their...

Divorce can have a lasting impact on your children but may be particularly difficult during the first year. If your children lack support and stability, your divorce may threaten their well-being and trigger psychological illnesses. Knowing how you can support your...

As a parent going through a divorce, you want to provide as much stability and comfort as possible to your child as they go through this difficult time with you. Of course, keeping things stable in their home life is the best way to do this. If you and your co-parent...

Dividing marital property in a divorce may be one of the most complicated matters to negotiate. It is normal to grow attached to belongings during the course of the marriage, and it is often emotional to part with those items. Texas, along with several other states,...