Living with a narcissist is very difficult, and this leads to many divorces. However, if you have children with your narcissist ex, you will still need to find a way to co-parent effectively. Narcissism is not usually a valid basis for sole custody. Thus, you will...
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Understanding how a default divorce works
Every divorce is different, and you could have a number of different options if you are approaching the end of your marriage or your spouse has filed for a divorce. Sometimes, couples can work together and end their marriage in an amicable manner. On the other hand,...
What should I know about wage garnishment?
It is important to stay on top of your child support payments since consequences could result if you start to fall behind. Texas authorities can take steps to secure payments from you even if you do not provide them to your ex-spouse. One way is through wage...
How should you handle home equity in a Texas divorce?
When you and your Texas spouse buy a home together, amass equity in that home and then split up, you have to figure out what to do with that once-shared home and the equity you now have. There are several different ways to handle this, and one of the first things you...
3 warning signs your marriage may head towards divorce
Marriage requires work, patience, growth and compromise. Although you did not enter your nuptials planning on future marital problems and separating from your spouse, the reality remains that many marriages end in divorce. Noticing subtle signs of a failing...
Minimizing the impact your divorce has on your children
When you and your husband or wife make the decision to divorce in Texas, you must figure out what to do with your children, your home and your assets moving forward. Given everything you have to handle, you may find it hard to give your children the attention they...
Are you still eligible for TRICARE after a military divorce?
As a Texas resident who is not in the military, but married to a service member, you may have grown accustomed to taking advantage of certain military perks. For example, you may regularly use a military commissary, or you may use TRICARE health insurance, which is...
What is a “material and substantial change in circumstances?”
When you live in Texas and either pay or receive child support, a time may come when the current child support arrangement no longer serves you or your child’s needs. Under these circumstances, you may decide to request a child support modification. Certain things...
Can you ask the court to end your spousal support order?
Spousal support is allowable in some divorces when one party requires financial assistance. The court takes care to award these payments in a way that will benefit everyone and not leave either party in a bad situation. Texas law does give you the chance to end or...
Can I get spousal support if I am in a common law marriage?
The breakup of any relationship can be painful and often traumatic. If you lived together and acted like a married couple, you may wonder if you qualify for spousal support. According to the United States Census Bureau, 33% of adults have never married. If you have...
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