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Divorce can be harsh on anyone, but for entrepreneurs, the emotional and financial toll can be particularly severe, potentially forcing them to shut down operations. Maintaining focus and productivity during such a tumultuous time becomes a daunting task. Many need...
Divorce is a difficult time for families, and children often take it harder than adults because they are not the ones making the decisions. Considering how to move forward as parents during the divorce process is wise because it allows you to plan and help your...
If you’re a high-net-worth individual who is preparing for divorce in Texas, you may face an uphill battle with your soon-to-be ex. Dividing assets can be one of the most difficult parts of divorce. Both parties want to get their fair share, but if you’re the main...
Deciding to end a marriage can create a high level of stress and challenges for many Texas spouses. If you are involved in a high-asset divorce where the total amount of marital property is greater than $1 million, this can especially be true. Business ownership and...
Divorce is a difficult time for everyone. When children are involved, it is often more challenging, and if the parents do not get along and have different opinions about who should have custody of the children, Texas family courts often have to get involved to help...
The process of ending a marriage is a difficult, often emotional endeavor, even when you and the other party resolve to work together amicably on the terms of your divorce. A Texas divorce is never easy, but it can be especially complex when you are about to go...
Every divorce is different, and the cost of divorce in Texas could be in the millions or add up to a few hundred dollars. The Lone Star State is the fifth most expensive state for divorce, costing an average of $23,500 if kids are involved and $15,600 if no kids are...
Some couples are unwilling to take the big step of filing for divorce, instead choosing to separate. The reasons for this can include one spouse refusing to grant the divorce, religious grounds, social or family pressure, or financial issues. According to one study,...
January is also traditionally a popular time for couples to file for divorce. Some even refer to it as divorce month. The name is attributed to the timing where it is best to wait until after the holidays to file or announce the split, particularly if the spouses have...
Spousal maintenance is the technical term here in Texas for what is traditionally called alimony. Not to be confused with child support, which is meant to pay a portion (or all of) a child’s living expenses, spousal maintenance is designed to support the spouse....