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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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Five Issues to Address in a Texas High Asset Divorce
Learn More: Five Issues to Address in a Texas High Asset DivorceAlthough every divorce can have complicated issues, high asset divorces are especially complex due to the financial assets and decisions about those assets that are required to end the marriage. This is why it is recommended that anyone going through this type of legal action retains the services of an attorney who has extensive experience in high…
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Why Self-Care Is Important During Divorce
Learn More: Why Self-Care Is Important During DivorceIn the celebrated drama “The West Wing,” President Bartlet muses that he does not “like the word “stress.” It’s a Madison Avenue word. It’s something that can be cured with flavored coffee and bath bubbles.” Like the word “stress” the word “self-care” is far too often associated with commercialization and the perception that someone’s challenges…
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Who Gets the Dog in a Texas Divorce?
Learn More: Who Gets the Dog in a Texas Divorce?In the State of Texas, there is no special pet custody statute that governs the methods by which a judge must determine which spouse keeps a dog in the event of a divorce. Instead, dogs, cats, and other pets are treated as property. As Texas is a community property state, this means that any pets…
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Why Social Media and Divorce Do Not Mix
Learn More: Why Social Media and Divorce Do Not MixThe majority of American adults maintain social media accounts actively. Whether they log on daily or weekly, their use of social media is both common and purposeful. Oftentimes, individuals discover that simply posting about a major life event serves to notify many interested parties at once, which saves time and effort when compared to sending…
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Keeping Costs Low When Filing for Divorce in Texas
Learn More: Keeping Costs Low When Filing for Divorce in TexasFilm and television programming generally portray divorce as a contentious, stressful process. However, while the emotional aspects of ending a marriage can be truly devastating, the legal side of ending a marriage does not have to be. Nowadays, the majority of couples in Texas do not divorce via a “courtroom showdown.” Instead, they work with each other…
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Understanding Residency Requirements for Divorce in Texas
Learn More: Understanding Residency Requirements for Divorce in TexasIf you are interested in filing for divorce in Texas, you must first satisfy state residency requirements. It is essential to understand that just because someone lives in Texas does not mean they automatically qualify for residency in Texas. If someone files for divorce in Texas without meeting the residency requirements, the divorce process will likely…

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