San Antonio Divorce Law Blog
How money affects the likelihood of divorce
One of the number one causes of stress in a marriage is money. Not being financially stable in Texas can cause a lot of issues in your marriage. However, being rich doesn't mean that your marriage will be perfect either. Here are some interesting facts about how the...
Don’t make these divorce mistakes in Texas
Financial planning is key when you're going through a divorce. Any mistakes can plague you for years to come because divorce terms usually cannot be modified. Here are some mistakes that should be avoided at all costs. Not considering retirement Many people focus on...
How to handle a no-contract route during divorce
While it is unfortunate, divorce cases in Texas are quite common. Divorce is a challenging process that can make both parties vulnerable and emotional. Separation is hard, and splitting assets that you collectively acquired is even more challenging. Even so, it is...
The 100-mile rule for child custody
If you’re getting divorced in the state of Texas, it's important to know about the 100-mile rule when it comes to custody. If parents live more than 100 miles away from each other, the noncustodial parent is entitled to choose one weekend out of the month to spend...
The role of adultery in a divorce case
It is a common misconception that infidelity will be among the variables a Texas judge considers when crafting a divorce decree. If you reach a settlement outside of court, it's unlikely that you'll be able to force your spouse to give you a family home, car or other...
Can you enforce a postnuptial agreement in court?
A prenuptial agreement allows a couple to set up a divorce agreement concerning their assets before they get married. High-net-worth individuals and those who've previously been married may find a prenuptial agreement especially beneficial. In some instances, a couple...
Divorce: What does the process look like?
Although nobody wants to think about it or go through it, divorce is a very real part of many people's lives. For many people, this is their first time going through a divorce in Texas, and they may be overwhelmed with the whole process. The following includes a brief...
The issues to address in gray divorce
First, it was separate bedrooms. Then, it was the acceptance that your spouse had taken on a paramour. You had known for the past few years that your marriage no longer worked. Neither you nor your spouse attempted to make things work, but you had grown accustomed to...
Separating joint credit card debt during divorce
Divorce is an extremely emotional experience for most people going through the process. While it can take a physical as well as a psychological toll, it’s crucial to keep it from inflicting financial wounds. While it’s essential to fight for your fair share of marital...
Child custody: Are you ready to co-parent during the holidays?
When you informed your children that you and your spouse had decided to divorce, you may have noticed that each of them had a unique reaction. Depending on ages, one child might have been angry while another became reclusive. If you have toddlers or infants,...