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After risking everything to form a successful business, many young Texas entrepreneurs feel equipped to handle any legal matter. However, when divorce becomes imminent, young businesspeople often end up struggling to protect what they worked so hard to create. In most...
An estimated 50% of Americans get divorced. It can be a financially crippling life even if your spouse's filing catches you by surprise or if it occurs at a certain stage in your life, such as when you're nearing retirement. While there are steps you can take to...
A prenuptial agreement involves an engaged couple agreeing to certain expectations for their marriage and certain concessions if they get divorced. A postnuptial agreement is largely the same kind of document, only it is signed by people after they have already...
As someone going through a divorce, you don't likely need anyone to tell you how overwhelming and all-consuming this process can be. You may find the divorce process even more challenging when your spouse is a service member, though. You have likely grown accustomed...
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When looking to end your marriage, there are several things you will need to resolve. One is how you will divide your assets with your spouse -- and that's not always as easy as it may sound. While Texas is a community property state, there are three possible types...
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You may no longer want to live with your spouse. That does not mean you have to fall out. Things do not always work out as planned, and around 39% of marriages do not last. Divorce does not need to be a pitched battle When you see divorce portrayed in the media, it is...
When you are going through a divorce, you face multiple challenges. One you may be most concerned about is how divorce will impact your finances and what assets you’ll receive in your divorce. You may have heard couples split their assets 50-50 in divorce. However, is...