Getting a divorce is a trying time in anyone’s life.

It is also a time that divorce attorneys see their clients dealing with confusion and high emotion - and making mistakes that work against them.

If you are divorcing, keep in mind these Top 10 mistakes that can happen during a [...]

When seeking to end a marriage in Texas, spouses should speak with a divorce attorney to determine whether their grounds for seeking a divorce are acceptable by the family court.

This is especially significant should someone wish to end their marriage with a spouse who has been convicted of a [...]

Divorce attorneys have begun to notice that as social media has become more popular, it have proven to be damaging to the divorce process.

The standard recommendation is that those going through a divorce refrain from using social media at all or even delete their accounts; however, what you may [...]

Getting a divorce in Texas can be a complicated process in your life, from the moment that your divorce lawyer files the papers until the final decree is approved by the court.

During this period of time when you are ending a marriage so you and your spouse can once [...]

Of all those affected by the ending of a marriage and the division of a family, divorce lawyers find that it is frequently the children who can suffer the most unless parents can co-exist.

To raise happy and healthy children even after a divorce, parents must be able to put [...]

A commonly ignored detail that divorce lawyers see with their clients is the way that a divorce can affect one’s health.

Even in the best, most amicable circumstances, the process can be unpleasant simply based on its significance: the ending of a marriage and even the dividing of a family.

A signed, official decree of divorce is surely a relief for anyone who has been going through the divorce process with the help of a divorce lawyer for any amount of time; however, it is not the actual end of the road as there is still some post-divorce work that [...]

Texas is a community property state, meaning all assets accrued during a marriage are to be divided between the spouses when a couple divorces.

Divorce lawyers find that in higher-asset marriages, it can be a lengthy and complicated task especially if one spouse hides some of their assets.

Hiding assets [...]

Dividing up retirement accounts is one of the more challenging parts of a Texas divorce that divorce lawyers work with their clients to resolve.

401(k) accounts are a part of a person’s or couple’s retirement income and fall under the community property law observed in Texas, meaning that divorce attorneys [...]