You're pretty sure you want a divorce -- but you've decided to delay formal action until after the holidays are over.
Should you litigate or settle your divorce?
When a marriage ends, issues between a couple can quickly turn contentious. When you can't even remember why you ever thought your spouse was a good person, let alone a good match, it's easy to end up in litigation.
Meeting with a divorce attorney by video? Use these tips
Once upon a time, it would seem very strange to discuss your personal matters with an attorney on a video call, but things have changed. Doctors, therapists and attorneys are all using Zoom and other video conferencing tools to handle meetings with their clients.
Should you get a social media prenup?
When your reputation is part of your brand or important to your business, you naturally want to protect it against harm. That means looking ahead to the future and anticipating potential problems -- even if they aren't something you particularly want to consider.
Will Texas recognize an international divorces?
Generally speaking, a divorce obtained in another state will also be recognized in Texas based on the guiding principal of "comity," or courtesy and consideration. But what if your divorce was granted in a foreign land?
Texas divorce shines a spotlight on South Dakota trusts
What does a Texas billionaire's divorce have to do with the systems of trusts in South Dakota?
What you should know about your business debt and your divorce
Could your business debt become a big problem in your divorce?
Where did all your money go now that you're getting divorced?
Everybody you talked to and every article you read cautioned you that divorce brought about big financial changes. Somehow, though, you thought that meant that you'd have to adjust to living on a smaller budget -- not that your marital assets would suddenly disappear.
Consider the issue of insurance in a divorce
Texas divorces are not as simple as settling details of custody and property division. The issues in these divorces go beyond that as there are things such as life insurance to consider. This can actually present complicated questions that can slow finalizing a divorce. Sometimes, the details that seem minor are actually the tough ones.
Pros and cons to settling or litigation in a divorce
The choice of agreeing to a settlement or going to litigation can be difficult for people who are getting a divorce in Houston. Negotiations may have broken down, and it could appear as though there is no room for further compromise. However, going to court may not be worth the costs in time, money or emotional fallout.
