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Gray divorce is a term used to describe the increase in late-in-life divorces. It is typically used to describe divorces of people aged 50 or older. The number of gray divorces has been increasing steadily since 1990 and shows no signs of slowing down. Why has gray...
For some couples, no amount of mediation or counseling can save a marriage. If your marriage is bound for dissolution, it is important that you avoid costly financial mistakes that might put you in a disadvantaged position after the divorce. Unfortunately, untangling...
Maybe you want to take your kids on a quick out-of-state visit to see their grandparents during the holiday season, or maybe you just want to take them skiing. In prior years, this hasn’t been an issue. Now, however, you’re in the process of a divorce and you’re no...
Family law issues that result in litigation in Texas are often very emotional and personal matters. A judge may have to make difficult choices about the division of parenting time and legal authority on behalf of parents, and it is common for parents who have just...
The term “high asset” is sometimes used when describing a divorce. It’s quite clear that this means the couple has a number of assets between them. What’s not clear is just exactly what a couple needs to have for their divorce to be considered high asset or high net...
Have you started dreading bedtime? Maybe your spouse snores like a freight train and you’re a light sleeper. Maybe you like to wind down in the evening with a glass of wine and some quiet time with a book, but your spouse wants a television in the bedroom and turns it...
When a relationship ends in a divorce or separation, two of the most important issues the court will take an interest in are the child’s living arrangement as well as child support. Once these issues are litigated and judgments pronounced, both parties are required to...
Parents who are going through a divorce have to do what’s best for their children. This can be challenging, especially when the parents don’t agree on what’s best. One thing that both adults must remember is that the children are going to feel stressed about this...
Raising children is a difficult task. It isn’t time-dependent, and it certainly doesn’t stop at 18 years of age. Most child support orders remain in place until the child turns 18 years old or graduates high school, whichever comes later. For parents of children with...
Base pay is only part of the income earned by someone in a highly-compensated profession. Executives, managers and even experienced professionals taking jobs at startups often receive stock options as part of the compensation for their work. Stock options help...
International Family Law:
Divorce And Custody In A Global Age
