Texas divorce, community property—everything acquired during the marriage like your house, car, or even debts—gets divided 'just and right.'

Divorce can feel overwhelming, but preparation is your best defense.

The difference between no-fault and at-fault grounds, and how adultery affects property division and child custody in a Texas divorce.

How a spouse can get Spousal Maintenace a.k.a. "Alimony" in Texas Divorce Proceedings.

What is "Gray Divorce?" "Gray Divorce" is a reference to spouses over the age of 50 going through a divorce and are typically members of the Baby-Boomer generation. Over the past 20 years, the Gray Divorce rate has nearly doubled, while the overall divorce rate has seen a slight decline. Many high-profile cases, such as Bill and Melinda Gates, Billy Ray and Tish Cyrus, and Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver, have brought attention to the growing number of Gray Divorces.

Once you have court orders in place that determine when, where, and how each parent will exercise their possession and access to the kiddos, the orders must be followed unless the parties otherwise agree to deviations from the order. What Are Your Options When a Co-Parent Is Being Difficult and Not Following Court Orders? You have a couple options that include asking the court to enforce the orders that are currently in place (enforcement action), and/or asking the court to m

HIRING THE RIGHT DIVORCE ATTORNEY IS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR Just the thought of going through a divorce is stressful, but the process does not have to be. In my opinion, the single most important decision you can make is hiring a knowledgeable, qualified divorce attorney that can efficiently navigate the divorce process and family law courts in your county. You should set aside the time to visit multiple attorneys and find one that you are comfortable with and can effectively

WHO HAS TO MOVE IN A DIVORCE? DIRTY DIVORCE TRICK TO GET SPOUSE TO MOVE OUT OF MARITAL RESIDENCE. IN A TEXAS DIVORCE, NEITHER SPOUSE IS REQUIRED TO MOVE OUT. The marital residence of the parties gets divided and distributed in the final decree of divorce, which happens at the very end of the divorce process. This means that both spouses can occupy the residence throughout the pendency of their divorce case unless the parties agree, or if the court makes temporary orders tha