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What to Know if You Are a Legal Professional Seeking a Divorce in Texas
Learn More: What to Know if You Are a Legal Professional Seeking a Divorce in TexasIf you are a legal professional, you know all too well how important it is to retain high-quality legal counsel during divorce proceedings. Depending on your field of law, you may be aware of the laws pertaining to divorces in Texas, such as the requirement that divorcing spouses must equitably divide their community property. You may also be…
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How to Help Children Deal with Divorce
Learn More: How to Help Children Deal with DivorceUnfortunately, divorce can traumatize a child to the point where they may be dealing with the aftereffects of the divorce for decades or their entire lives. In many instances, a child may struggle to understand why their parents are divorcing and how their lives will change. Remember that it is essential to prioritize your child’s emotional well-being…
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Motion to Change a Venue in Texas Divorce Proceedings
Learn More: Motion to Change a Venue in Texas Divorce ProceedingsEach court is only as good as the judge that presides over it, and if a judge is ‘too strict,’ ‘too biased,’ or ‘too old-fashioned,’ the court and the district are going to gain an adverse reputation within the community. Some individuals are aware of the court’s reputation, and so try to avoid the courts…
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Think Before You Delete: Destruction of Social Media Evidence
Learn More: Think Before You Delete: Destruction of Social Media EvidenceEveryone knows that what they post on social media can be used against them in divorce court, but not many people are aware that the same can be said for what is taken off of social media. Though there may come a time when you regret posting something online and want to delete it, if…
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Three Common Topics in Texas Divorce Proceedings
Learn More: Three Common Topics in Texas Divorce ProceedingsWhile many people have been exposed to divorce through movies or TV shows, those who have been through divorce would likely agree that what you see on screen is not a reliable depiction of reality. And if you have never been divorced, chances are you are not familiar with all the aspects involved. It is a…
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What are Texas Divorce Residency Requirements?
Learn More: What are Texas Divorce Residency Requirements?Living in Texas does not automatically mean you can file for divorce in the state. You need to meet certain residency requirements before you can qualify. If you do not, your entire divorce might be put on hold, which can make the entire process more expensive and lengthy. This article will offer an overview of…
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Frequently Asked Questions Concerning Gray Divorce
Learn More: Frequently Asked Questions Concerning Gray DivorceDivorce can be a difficult process at any age, but it can be especially challenging for couples over 50. Gray divorce is the term used to describe divorce among couples in this age group. The divorce rate for the group has seen a steady rise in recent years. Older couples looking to engage in divorce should consult…
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Why DIY Divorces Are Often a Bad Idea
Learn More: Why DIY Divorces Are Often a Bad IdeaOver the past several years, there have been a number of online companies that have popped up, touting the idea of do-it-yourself (DIY) divorces. You can purchase all of the legal form templates from the company, fill them out, and mail them to the court that oversees family law cases in the county you live in.…
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What Are Temporary Orders in a Texas Divorce?
Learn More: What Are Temporary Orders in a Texas Divorce?Temporary orders in divorce proceedings are legal directives issued by the court to address important matters that need immediate attention while the divorce case is ongoing. The purpose of temporary court orders is to establish temporary guidelines and arrangements for various aspects of the divorce, such as child custody, visitation, child support, spousal support, property use,…
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What Are Temporary Orders in a Texas Divorce?
Learn More: What Are Temporary Orders in a Texas Divorce?Temporary orders in divorce proceedings are legal directives issued by the court to address important matters that need immediate attention while the divorce case is ongoing. The purpose of temporary court orders is to establish temporary guidelines and arrangements for various aspects of the divorce, such as child custody, visitation, child support, spousal support, property use,…

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