Foreclosure can be among the most difficult experiences a Texas homeowner can face. There are a number of complications that can be associated with a foreclosure as well as a number of state and federal laws that govern the process. Since the housing crisis of 2008,...
Month: February 2019
Divorce rate in Texas is down, but still high in some cities
The number of divorces is down and getting lower, statistics show. Popular culture likes to pin this on the decaying rate of marriage among Millennials, but the trend has been moving this direction for 40 or more years.A recent look at marriage statistics finds that...
The termination of child support comes with unique challenges
Texas parents who find that divorce is the best option are often faced with many questions regarding child support. In virtually all cases, one parent will end up being required to provide some amount of financial support for minor children. However, this typically...
Financial mistakes that are common in a divorce
When couples in Texas are going through a divorce, there are a number of common mistakes they should try to avoid. One of those errors is failing to get paperwork in order. This might include Social Security statements showing the earning of both spouses, information...
Ranking common factors that contribute to the end of a marriage
Couples in Texas planning to exchange vows can take comfort in knowing that fewer people are ending their marriages these days. Even so, having a better understanding of the common reasons for divorce may help some married couples avoid potential pitfalls that could...
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