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Texas is a community property state but that does not mean that there will be a 50-50 distribution of the marital property in your divorce. Every divorce is unique and certain factors come into play when the court determines how to divide assets. What community...
A traditional divorce in court can turn into an ordeal given the possibility of contentious legal wrangling. Entering into more peaceful and fruitful negotiations outside of court is worth considering. Mediation is one option that provides benefits you will not find...
Going through a divorce impacts the lives of everyone in the family to some degree. The divorcing couple must negotiate everything from property division to financial support. If you and your former partner have children, then coming up with a child custody...
In the past, it was not at all uncommon for an ex-wife to receive spousal support, commonly referred to as alimony. This was mainly because it was common for women to stay home while their husbands earned a living for the family. With many more women in the workforce...
When the court finalizes a divorce decree, it puts forth orders that both parents must follow. However, there are times when one party or the other may need to make changes to better fit their current needs, as well as the best interests of any children involved. In...
Parental alienation is a very real and damaging issue that could happen if your former spouse attempts to turn your child against you. This is often the result of a custody fight where one parent is unhappy with the arrangement and uses the child to hurt the other...
Divorce is an option if your marriage has deteriorated to the point that it is no longer sustainable. The state of Texas does not force people who are unhappy to stay together. However, as with most legal proceedings, there are certain requirements that you have to...
Whether you have a cabin in the Texas Hill Country, a house on Possum Kingdom Lake or a getaway somewhere else, you may wonder what happens to the property during your divorce. If your vacation home is part of the marital estate, you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse may...
Under Texas community property laws, your business may fall into the hands of an owner who may not have much of a desire to manage it. As noted by Business.com, you may find your ownership interest diluted if your ex-spouse receives stocks in your company through a...
Your business hinges on sophisticated proprietary information. You need to hire new employees but want to ensure that your secret information is not leaked to competitors. Requiring any new hires to sign a non-disclosure agreement regarding that vital information will...