Making the decision to end a marriage can be difficult for a Texas resident. Most people expect that their unions will truly last until death parts them from their spouses, and for divorce to become a necessary component in a relationship a person may feel as though they have in some way failed. However, divorce is not a sign of failure, but rather an option for individuals who are in need of an alternate path to lifelong happiness.
Address credit accounts, debt during property settlement process
When it comes time for a divorcing couple to discuss how the parties will separate their shared assets it can be hard for individuals to let go of certain items they do not want to see in the hands of their exes. Whether it is the family home, a vacation property, or another asset of value that causes strife during property settlement negotiations, Texas residents fight hard for the things they want to keep after their divorces are finalized.
Co-parenting not working? Here is what you can do.
Nowadays, many divorced parents agree on joint custody and decide to co-parent. It is often in the child's best interest to maintain the relationship with both of their parents. However, emotions run high during and after a divorce, and they can easily turn hostile. So, what can parents do when co-parenting is just not working?
