Divorce can present unique challenges for professionals who own businesses or practices, including medical practitioners in Texas. Dividing a medical practice during a divorce can be a complex process that requires careful consideration of various factors. This...
If you are heading for a divorce, you probably have more questions than answers, especially regarding property division. One of the most common concerns divorcing partners have is about who will get the family home. Texas property division law outlines what might...
When your marriage ends, you have a right to your fair share of any marital property. In Texas, this generally means an equal share. Unfortunately, your spouse may attempt to hide assets during your divorce. It is important to recognize the warning signs of this...
Divorce is hard enough in the present, but if you have children, you need to think about the future as well. If you want your kids to go to college, divorce should not impede them from doing so. According to Business Insider, the average annual tuition cost for...
There are two types of divorce suits: at-fault and no-fault. Each determines how a court distributes assets. Depending on the type of case you pursue, a court will divide assets unequally if a court considers one party to be at fault for the end of the marriage What...
When you are an avid art collector, one of the issues you may deal with upon divorce is deciding what to do with that artwork. You may be interested in keeping certain pieces, but depending on the assets you have and their values, you may not have that option. If you...
Catching your spouse cheating on you can be a breaking point from which there is no return. You may feel betrayed and unsafe in your marriage. Anger, sorrow and even guilt because you blame yourself are all common emotional responses to discovering an extramarital...