Your parents and grandparents stayed married and never divorced. Like many married couples, they suffered financial hardships, illness, and even infidelity at one point. However, divorce was not an option. To use their words, they loved each other and didn’t believe in divorce. As a result, they chose to work through their problems and strengthen…

Imagine you’re going through a tough divorce. Your spouse says they have little money, but you know they just bought a new car and went on vacation to the Bahamas. You’re frustrated and need a way to show they’re not telling the truth about their finances. That’s where a subpoena can be a game-changer. A…

You’re getting a divorce, and your spouse is accusing you of something you didn’t do. Granted, you agree that the marriage isn’t working and that you should go your separate ways. That said, you insist you didn’t do what they’re accusing you of and begin to wonder what they could legally use against you in…

Starting a new romantic relationship after divorce can be difficult for many people. Sure, they could see themselves dating again or perhaps even getting married someday—but it’s certainly not on their radar right now. Some may even choose not to enter into a new relationship for several years after divorce, insisting they are not ready…

When your friend’s marriage came to an unexpected end after 10 years, she found herself grappling not only with emotional torment but also with complex legal questions. One pressing concern was whether or not the substantial inheritance she received from her grandmother would be considered community property in her divorce. Your friend’s concern is not…

Even though Texas has one of the three lowest divorce rates in the nation, with a rate of 1.4 per 1,000 population, it still doesn’t change the fact that married couples get divorced practically every day in the Lone Star State. More often than not, these couples face a riot of emotions and feel overwhelmed…

When your divorce case is filed with the court, there will likely be plenty of pressing matters and questions that need to be addressed sooner rather than later. For instance, perhaps you’re consumed with the well-being of your children and who they should stay with during the proceedings. You or your spouse may also want…

You and your spouse are going forward with your divorce. However, you now find yourselves in a dilemma regarding the family home: Is it better to sell your house before or after the divorce? While no two divorces are the same, and the details of your unique situation should be thoroughly evaluated, there can be…

After careful consideration, you and your spouse have decided that divorce is the most sensible path forward. Your friend in another state used a local attorney to handle their divorce and liked them. She advised you to contact that attorney and have them represent you. But is using an out-of-town attorney a good idea? While…

When you’re getting a divorce, it is natural to assume that spousal maintenance payments (known as alimony) are guaranteed in every divorce case. After all, child support payments are necessary for every divorce involving children, and in Texas, property and assets are always divided in a just and right way. Why wouldn’t spousal maintenance be…