Divorce is never simple but deployment adds legal layers that can stall or reshape the entire process. Federal protections and Texas family law both apply when a spouse is on active duty. How the SCRA protects a deployed spouse The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act...
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How Texas courts divide businesses during divorce
Dividing property during divorce becomes more complex when a business is involved. Texas courts must determine ownership, value and how the company fits into the marital estate before deciding how to divide it. Community vs. separate property Texas follows community...
Does the higher-earning parent always lose custody in Texas?
Many Texas parents worry that earning more money could hurt their chances of keeping custody. That concern often comes up during divorce or separation when one parent has been the primary wage earner. In Texas, income alone does not decide custody. Courts focus on...
Serving divorce papers to deployed military spouses in Texas
Divorce is already a complicated journey, but military service can make the process especially challenging for professionals in Texas. If your spouse is deployed or relocated through their military service, you will face distinctive hurdles and requirements not found...
The role of mediation in high-conflict Texas divorces
Mediation helps divorcing couples reach agreements without going to trial. A neutral third party, called a mediator, helps spouses discuss their issues and find common ground. The mediator does not decide the outcome but guides the conversation. Moreover, mediation is...
Do service members need to worry about divorce while deployed?
People who serve in the military make many sacrifices as part of their service. They leave their homes and families for training and deployment. They put themselves at physical and emotional risk because of their job responsibilities. They also accept employment...
How to gain financial security in a Texas divorce
Divorce can be a financially challenging experience, particularly for the lower-income spouse. Such spouses can find solace in the fact that the Lone Star State follows community property laws. This means they stand to get a fair portion of the marital assets during...
3 possible ways to address one’s family home during a Texas divorce
Considering how long people often save to afford homeownership, the prospect of losing a home can be a frightening one. Especially if there are children in the family, it is only natural to worry about the ability to afford housing if someone cannot retain the marital...
Mental health and appearance in child custody divorce cases
When it comes to child custody and divorce cases, many factors come into play. One crucial aspect that may not always be obvious is how mental health and appearance can impact the outcome of these cases. Let's explore why these two elements matter so much. Mental...
2 ways your divorce may affect your teenager
Divorce is undoubtedly a significant life event that can profoundly impact teenagers. During this stage of development, adolescents are already navigating a myriad of physical, emotional and social changes. The added stress of divorce can exacerbate these challenges...




