In the immediate aftermath of a hotly contested and altogether bitter divorce, there is no question that you will feel great relief. You will finally be free to devote all of your attention to your children and planning your new post-divorce life. ...

When a couple decides to divorce, there are many issues that must be resolved. The issues that typically come to mind for most people are child custody, child support, property division and spousal maintenance. While this is certainly accurate, it...

If your spouse has agreed to take sole responsibility for mortgage payments and this agreement is reflected in the final divorce decree, you more than likely believe that the matter has been fully resolved and that you are released from any further r...

Most people believe that children of divorce are much more like likely to obtain a divorce as adults than children whose parents stay together. However, a recent study by researchers at New Jersey's Montclair State University is challenging this comm...

A previous post explored how prenuptial agreements can serve as a very effective asset protection tool in the event of a divorce. Today's post will continue with the theme of asset protection by examining the potential steps that a husband or wife ca...

Last Wednesday's blog post explored certain elements of Texas divorce, including no-fault divorce provisions and the concept of "insupportability," as well as the various residency requirements that must be met in order to secure a divorce in our sta...

In the state of Texas, no-fault divorce is the norm. What exactly is "no-fault" divorce? Simply put, a no-fault divorce is one in which the spouse seeking to end the marriage does not have to demonstrate specific grounds (i.e., adultery, cruelty, aba...