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There are approximately 74 million people in the baby boomer generation, many of whom live in Texas. Besides having a common experience of growing up in the 1950s and 1960s, baby boomers apparently have something else in common, too. Many of them are filing for…

Now that you have decided to get divorced, it is time for you to think about how things will change. One of the most important characteristics of a divorce is property division. The court will divide everything you acquired during your marriage between you and…

Texas music fans may recall when Kelly Clarkson made a name for herself as the first season champion of the musical talent show, “American Idol,” in 2002. Her success has been steadfast as a singer, songwriter and, most recently, as a talk show host. In…

No one can predict which Texas married couples will stay together for a lifetime and which will not. Divorce is prevalent throughout the state and across the country. Various issues might prompt a person’s decision to legally end a marriage, including infidelity, financial disputes, mistrust…

It’s no secret that many spouses in Texas and across the country are struggling in marriage. A significant issue in many marriages is financial crisis, especially in situations where spouses are facing a substantial amount of debt. Current data shows that many spouses who carry…

When two Texas parents disagree about what is best for their children, trying to resolve the issue can be stressful, especially if it is relevant to a divorce. Movie superstars Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt filed for divorce in 2016 but have yet to be…

In Texas and throughout the country, family court judges often make decisions regarding finances and property when a married couple files a petition to end their relationship. In divorce, marital property issues are separate from alimony, which is also known as “spousal support.” A pair…

You may have heard that to get a divorce in Texas, you have to give your ex half of your belongings. This is somewhat true, but only to an extent. Unlike most of the country, Texas is a community property state. In community property states,…

When a Texas married couple ends their relationship, they sometimes disagree about important issues that must be resolved in order to achieve a fair settlement. The legal landscape has begun to change in recent years regarding a particular topic, which has to do with determining…