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Building Strong Relationships After Your Divorce, One Visit at a Time
When your first child was born, you probably realized that you were entering a new chapter of your life. That tiny baby that you held in your arms was in fact someone with whom you will have a bond for your entire life. As your child or children grew, you built a relationship with them,…
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Addressing Your Children’s Needs During Your Texas Divorce
Going through a divorce is difficult for anyone, but for parents with a divorce case underway, it is even tougher. Specifically, parents have to attend to their own feelings about the divorce as well as the feelings of their children. In fact, not only do they have to figure out how they will manage the…
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Maximizing the Probability of a Positive Outcome in Texas Child Custody Disputes [Part II]
This is the second installment in our two-part blog post providing an overview of the types of evidence that may have a significant impact in a contested Texas child custody dispute. While the types of issues and factual evidence outlined in this blog series are important, this blog hardly covers all of considerations that may…
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Key Mistakes to Avoid When Navigating a Texas Divorce
While retaining a competent experienced Texas divorce attorney can provide an effective way to protect your interests during a divorce, any party to a divorce also can take steps to avoid certain mistakes that adversely impact the outcome of one’s marital dissolution. If you have questions about how to handle certain issues, your attorney can…
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How To Protect Your Credit During Your Divorce
Today, one out of three relationships in the United States will ultimately end with divorce. Divorce is now becoming a pretty common aspect of life for many people, and some individuals are even bound to become divorced more than once. However, many couples in the past, and even still today do not plan for the…
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Be Smart In A Divorce In Texas
A divorce that is prevented is better than the other alternative. Statistics show half of all marriages end in divorce. Over two-thirds of those divorces are not desired but one of the parties involved. The spouse wanting out controls when and how the divorce is discussed and addressed initially. The spouse opposed to the divorce…