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Most Texas residents would agree that life can be described as a series of ever-changing events. Some change is gradual and expected, such as aging. Other changes, however, occur abruptly or unexpectedly, such as job loss or divorce. When a marriage breaks up,...
Like many Texas spouses, you may have had an inkling for quite some time that your marriage was headed for divorce before you or your spouse actually filed paperwork. From the start, your main priority has been making sure your children’s best interests are the...
In recent years, many people ages 50 and beyond have determined their marriages are no longer sustainable. The divorce rate in this particular age group has significantly increased in the past two decades. Spouses who are married 20 or more years may want to consider...
Texas couples who decide to divorce will find that marital property rules are different in this state from the majority of states across the country. This is because asset division operates under community property guidelines. In order to protect one’s financial...
When a Texas married couple with children decides to divorce, they may wind up in opposing positions in court if they disagree about important child-related issues. Child custody cases are often complex, and the court uses its discretion to decide each case based on...
Many Texas residents have credit card accounts. Some may have another person listed as an authorized user on their accounts. Some married couples do this. There are also many spouses who jointly own their credit card accounts, which, in the case of a divorce, is an...
