Divorce

It is hard for most divorcing couples to identify an exact moment when things changed in their marriages. These days, there is usually no major watershed event.  Instead, people often take a long time to realize that they are ready to take the next step. A series of...

There are many things that might worry you as you embark on a divorce, but did you ever consider your soon-to-be former spouse might spy on you? With today's technology, it is so simple for anyone to spy on another person using digital means.  NPR explains...

While every divorce may proceed differently, there are some specific steps that most divorces will follow from start to finish. The specifics will vary from area to area and case to case. FindLaw explains that regardless of where you file your divorce, the process...

For many people going through divorce, concern over future finances looms large. Being separated means you are suddenly financially independent. When everything is settled, will you be able to provide for yourself? And care for your family?Spousal maintenance is a big...

All divorcing Texas couples hope the process of ending their marriage runs a quick, smooth course. Unfortunately, the reality can be much different for some. Spouses may disagree on many issues: fair division of assets, custody arrangements, child/spousal support...

Much like there are many emotions at the start of a marriage, there are a wide range of emotions to navigate throughout the end of a marriage. While no one gets married with the intention to get divorced, the unfortunate reality is that the divorce rate still remains...

Many people, including those who work in the world of family law, say that there is a lot of truth to January being "Divorce Month," that is, the time during which it seems many people in the Austin area choose to pursue, or get involved in, a divorce.Indeed, there is...

Like a handful of other states, Texas follows what is called a "community property" system. When it comes to a divorce, this means that property gets divided a little differently than it does in other states, including some of our neighbor states. Basically, the law...

It is common for marriage counselors to say that there are signs that a marriage is "on the rocks." For the most part, many of these signs are quite obvious: arguing more frequently than ever before; failing to compromise on important issues; and even slacking...

Public perception is a major concern for many Texas residents who are contemplating a divorce. They worry about what their family and friends will think of them, as well as coworkers. Getting through your personal and professional lives during a divorce without too...