On behalf of Hope Family Law P.C. | Jul 31, 2020 | divorce
As divorcing Texas parents, your priority is your child. How do you navigate divorce with a kid? How do you tell your child the news in the least harmful way? Is there a way to break this news without hurting your child at all? While you cannot avoid some measure of...
On behalf of Hope Family Law P.C. | Jul 10, 2020 | divorce, mediation
People receive a flood of information about divorce through popular media. What you see is usually a representation of emotional, combative and divisive situations. Furthermore, you often see claims that moderately wealthy families nearly always fight over divorce....
On behalf of Hope Family Law P.C. | Jul 7, 2020 | divorce
There could come a point in your marriage when you realize that things just aren’t working out. While divorce isn’t always the right answer, it could be the solution to many of the problems you’re facing. If you’re contemplating divorce, here are some of the most...
On behalf of Hope Family Law P.C. | May 21, 2020 | divorce
During a divorce, it is easy to lose sight of truly important matters. This loss of focus can lead to ill-chosen decisions that compromise your odds of success for the next chapter of your life. WomansDivorce.com examines areas of compromise in divorce for both men...
On behalf of Hope Family Law P.C. | May 11, 2020 | divorce
During a Texas divorce, the communication between parents and children often breaks down, but for different reasons. Parents forget what it was like to be young. They either give their kids too much information or none at all. For children, this could be the very...
On behalf of Hope Family Law P.C. | May 8, 2020 | divorce
It is common knowledge that divorce has negative social and psychological consequences for children. Children from toddlers all the way up to high schoolers and college-age young adults can absolutely struggle with the news that their parents want to divorce. Acting...
