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Two people who are about to get married can usually talk about anything. However, that does not mean it is always easy. For instance, if you are discussing a prenuptial agreement can be uncomfortable, especially if partners do not see eye-to-eye on whether a prenup is...
Parents can struggle with disputes long after they divorce and go their separate ways. One common conflict that parents can face under these circumstances involves the spending of child support. For instance, if you receive child support, the other parent could accuse...
A lot can change when people divorce, from living situations to financial resources. Often, these changes are inevitable. But not all changes are necessary. For instance, you may or may not want to change your name after divorce. Whether you do this or not depends on...
Many Texans must confront paternity questions, whether they are unmarried parties having a child or couples divorcing amid allegations of infidelity. For some people, the issue of paternity is embarrassing; for others, it is merely a necessary legal process. Whatever...
Being pregnant can be an overwhelming experience for many women. Beyond the physical toll of pregnancy, like nausea and an expanding belly, there is also a host of emotional changes and concerns that can come with pregnancy. Divorcing during pregnancy can, therefore,...
Resolving family legal matters in mediation can be an effective way to handle issues as peacefully and cooperatively as possible. Through mediation, parties create a mediated settlement agreement (MSA) that details the decisions, and the courts generally enter a...
There are few life experiences more stressful and emotional than a divorce. Between the demands of the legal system and the countless adjustments people make, from moving to sharing child custody, the process can be overwhelming. Because of the toll that ending a...
Children can be very upset when it comes to dividing their time between parents. In some cases, a child can refuse to spend time with one parent. This is troubling for any parent. On the one hand, you may not want to make your child do anything he or she doesn't want...
Dividing assets in a divorce can be one of the most complicated steps in the process. Divorcing spouses can clash when it comes to determining who gets what, especially in contentious divorces. Parties can also be confused about the legal process and their rights. To...
The impact of adultery on marriage is clear, but the impact on divorce may not be so clear. To what if any extent does an ex’s infidelity affect the divorce process? Procedural impact Parties can pursue a no-fault divorce or a fault-based divorce in Texas. Adultery...