Determining Alimony in a Texas Divorce

When a marriage ends, one spouse often provides continued financial support to the other in the form of spousal support payments. Traditionally, it was the husband who paid alimony to the wife, but with the rate of dual-income and same-sex…

Texas Mediation Without Separate Lawyers

Couples who don’t want to hire lawyers but need help settling their divorce can engage a mediator to help. Mediation is assisted in settlement negotiation. A divorce mediator is someone who is knowledgeable about all the issues which arise in…

Child-Related Issues in a Texas Divorce

Texas divorce law does not use the term, “custody.” Instead, the arrangements for caring for children of divorcing parents are broken into three categories: Conservatorship: How decisions affecting the children will be made Periods of Possession: The schedule of time…

About A Texas Do It Yourself Divorce

The idea of the divorce process can be overwhelming. This is where you take a breath, and begin to familiarize yourself with a Texas do-it-yourself divorce and some basics about Texas family law such as the legal process, dividing property,…

Online Divorce Process for Texas

The process of a divorce can be seen as a series of decisions that you and your spouse have to make.  You decide, for example, who will stay in the home you shared and who will leave; how you will…

File Online for Collaborative Divorce in Texas

Collaborative law is an interest-based approach. Clients identify what is important now and in the future, and those priorities become an important basis for mutually acceptable agreements. In collaborative law, clients receive the support that is tailored to the unique…