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During the asset division phase of a divorce, spouses may experience tension if they both want to keep the house. However, there are ways to avoid conflict and reach a mutual agreement, even over something as significant as a family home. Pursuing uncontested divorce...
In an uncontested divorce, spouses agree on the terms of the divorce without involving the court in a decision-making role. While this can save time and reduce conflict, it also increases the risk that one spouse may accept unfair terms. To prevent this from...
In a divorce, dividing property involves understanding what the law considers community property and what is not. It's important to know how these rules affect the division of property to ensure a fair outcome. What qualifies as community property? Community property...
Creating a child custody agreement that both parents agree on can save time and stress. An uncontested agreement ensures both parties are on the same page regarding custody, visitation, and other important details. Put it in writing A written parenting plan is...
Marriage is a significant life decision that comes with both emotional and financial implications. Planning for your financial future is as important as planning for your big day. One effective way to ensure financial security is through a prenuptial agreement. Here’s...
Divorce can be a challenging process, but in Texas, you don't always have to go to court to finalize it. Understanding your options can help make the experience less stressful and more cost-effective. Alternatives to going to court When a divorce is not particularly...
Dividing assets is often one of the first things people think about during a divorce. However, liabilities or debts are also important to consider. These responsibilities can affect a person’s future financial stability. Because of this, couples need to prepare for...
Grandparents often play a vital role in their grandchildren's lives. However, when family dynamics change due to events like divorce or the death of a parent, maintaining that connection is not necessarily easy. Texas law provides certain conditions under which...
When a couple decides to end their marriage, the divorce process can get emotionally challenging and legally complex. However, if both spouses can work together to settle issues such as child custody and property division, they may be able to pursue an uncontested...
When a parent decides to move, it can significantly impact child custody and co-parenting arrangements in Texas. Relocation involves moving to a new residence that changes the geographical distance between the parents and may affect the current custody agreement....