When one member of a divorced couple stays in the military, this can cause complications even for the families with the best structures in place. After all, the parent in active duty must go where the military tells them, potentially relocating hundreds or even...
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How can you handle disagreements while co-parenting?
Co-parenting after a divorce is often rewarding but tough. You may face disagreements that leave you feeling frustrated and confused, especially when you both have different opinions on how to handle the problem. Learning how to avoid unnecessary fights and yelling...
Can you keep your full 401k?
Many divorcing couples feel like they know what to expect, but there are likely elements that will come as a surprise even if you have a good handle on things. For example, many people do not know that their 401k falls under your divisible assets, and as such will...
Can you divorce your spouse if you have a green card?
In the U.S., it is often possible for citizens to sponsor their foreign spouses for legal permanent residency. In fact, because U.S. immigration law prioritizes family unification, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services approves thousands of marriage-based...
Safeguarding your child’s emotional health during divorce
As a parent, you likely have various concerns regarding your children during the divorce process. For example, you could worry about your ability to secure a favorable outcome during a custody dispute, or you might have anxiety over the financial impact of divorce and...
How can technology make post-divorce conversation easier?
After a divorce, you and your spouse have to continue to come together for your children. For many couples, communication wears down during the marriage and it becomes more complicated following the divorce. If you need assistance communicating with your ex, USA Today...
What are the common-law marriage divorce rules in Texas?
Fewer than nine states currently recognize common-law marriages, including Texas. This type of union is also sometimes called an informal marriage, as the couple involved does not stand up in front of a judge or any other person licensed to perform marriages to wed....
What is community property law?
When getting a divorce, couples must divide assets based on what they own jointly and what each individual owns separately. This process is often complex, which is why each state has specific laws in place on dividing assets. According to the Texas State Historical...
Should you utilize parallel parenting?
During and after a divorce, you are likely dealing with plenty of volatile and unpleasant emotions. You may even struggle to see your co-parent in person, and arguments could easily bubble up between the two of you. Needless to say, this will make co-parenting...
Can a divorce jeopardize your conditional permanent residency?
One of the primary goals of U.S. immigration law is ensuring family members from different countries remain together. If you received your legal permanent residency because of your marriage to a U.S. citizen, though, you may worry about how divorce is likely to affect...
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