Everyone likes to save money, and Texas residents are no exception. When it comes to ending a marriage, a do-it-yourself divorce might be an attractive option. The Internet is filled with DIY legal forms, along with a range of advice on how to part ways without legal...
Month: November 2017
Don’t get saddled with spouse’s debt during divorce
Ending a marriage is never an easy experience, but struggling over property division can be especially challenging. For many Texas spouses, an unpleasant surprise occurs when they learn that not only do assets have to be divided during a divorce, but debts must also...
Letting go can play a major role in Texas divorce cases
It is not unusual for many individuals to find themselves caught off guard by the ending of their marriages. Though they may have seen the signs coming for some time, the idea of actually going through with divorce can seem jarring. As a result, many Texas residents...
Here’s how the proposed tax bill could impact your divorce
For Texas residents who are considering ending their marriages, the financial ramifications of that decision loom large. Understanding how divorce will impact one's bank account is a top priority, for good reason. The recently proposed Republican tax bill could have a...
Can you invalidate a prenuptial agreement during divorce?
Decades ago, prenuptial agreements were relatively uncommon, utilized by those of prominent social standing or great wealth to protect assets and reputation. These days, with divorce rates at historically high levels, more couples than ever before choose to execute a...
Here’s how business owners should approach divorce
Bringing a marriage to a close can be an emotional time. However, for Texas business owners, it is important to approach a divorce in as straightforward a manner as possible. Remaining focused on the tasks at hand can make it easier to navigate the property division...
