How to Handle a Joint Bank Account in a Texas Divorce
When two individuals are married, sharing a bank account seems like a good idea; after all, all of their money is going…
Understanding How Psychological Evaluations are Used in a Texas Child Custody Case
Psychological evaluations are only used in child custody cases if one or both parents feel that the other is mentally…
Divorcing Your Alcohol or Drug Addicted Spouse in Texas
Being married to an alcohol or drug addicted individual is difficult, but unfortunately, that difficulty does not end on the…
How to Get Restricted or Supervised Visitation in Texas
Divorce is never easy, but some individuals react more poorly to it than others. These individuals often try to harm the…
Protecting Your Child From a Substance-Abusing Parent in Texas
Substance abuse is a serious problem that not only affects abusers’ physical and mental wellbeing, but also affects the wellbeing…
Getting Divorced After Five Years of Marriage
While divorce rates in the United States are on a small decline in the last decade, marriages still go south. What happens…
Four Tips from the IRS if You Changed Your Name Due to Marriage or Divorce
Marriage and divorce change everything, including your tax situation. Whether you recently got married and changed your name or you recently…
Valuing Pensions and Other Retirement Plans in a Texas Divorce
Most income earners in a Texas divorce automatically assume that any contributions made to employee sponsored or even private retirement…
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