People in Texas who are getting a divorce may struggle to keep their divorce separate from their work life, but it is important to do so. The stress and anxiety of divorce can have a significant effect on a person's performance at work if strategies are not in place...
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Silent relationship killers that ruin marriages
Texas couples who are concerned about making their marriages last should be aware of the silent relationship killers that can lead to a divorce. These are problems that usually start out small but can escalate quickly and cause both partners to decide that sticking...
What happens after a divorce is final
When people in Texas get a divorce, they likely still have a significant to-do list related to the split. For example, they may want to go through and change their passwords on all digital accounts. Some people may need to change their name on their driver's license...
Demographic trends pushing up use of prenuptial agreements
Wedding planning in Texas now includes the preparation of a prenuptial agreement more than it used to. Members of the Millennial generation have grown up familiar with the use of marriage contracts that govern the distribution of property in the event of a divorce....
When a divorce entails dividing the family business
Couples in Texas who decide to get a divorce will need to negotiate how to fairly divide their assets. While this is an already delicate endeavor, the process can become more complicated and take longer when there is a family business involved.During divorce, couples...
Protecting privacy online during a divorce
When people in Texas get a divorce, they may want to take steps to secure their online accounts. They could change all their passwords and remove themselves from any shared accounts. If the couple shares any devices, such as phones, laptops or tablets, they should...
What divorce looks like in a world with cryptocurrencies
Cryptocurrencies have allowed some Texas investors to accumulate a relatively large amount of wealth from a relatively small initial stake. The very nature of cryptocurrencies makes hiding all of this wealth easy. Understandably, this can be a problem when going...
Gray divorce can be difficult for older couples
Throughout Texas and the rest of the U.S., more and more spouses over age 50 are choosing to separate. These gray divorces account for approximately 25 percent of legal splits. However, getting a gray divorce after experiencing a lengthy marriage presents challenges...
Social media and texting may benefit kids with divorced parents
Most parents in Texas are aware that kids love to text and use social media to communicate. They may also be hesitant about allowing them to do so. However, a new study suggests staying connected in this way may help children deal with divorce more effectively when...
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...