Perception of Divorce Many people think of divorce as a proscribed or very limited experience beginning with the first visit to an attorney or mediator and ending with the decree stating that the divorce is finalized. The reality is that…

Marital Property vs Separate Property in Divorce When it comes to divorce, marital property, also identified as marital assets, spousal assets, or community property, is significant. Separate property, in most cases, refers to assets owned prior to marriage; marital property,…

I want a divorce, but my husband does not. With the economy the way it is, we can’t afford to sell our house and start fresh. Any suggestions for how to cope with the situation where you have to still…

The overarching theme in the approach of Spiritual Divorce: Divorce as a Catalyst for an Extraordinary Life is transformation — discovering the magic of meaning and fulfillment in the midst of loss, disappointment, and despair. According to the latest numbers,…

Dealing With the Marital Home When You Get a Divorce When couples divorce, each spouse is normally entitled to some portion of the equity in the marital home. How much of the equity each party takes is usually in dispute.…

Tax Issues to Consider in a Texas Divorce Divorce often presents tax issues and challenges, including those relating to property and debt division, alimony, child support, and sometimes previously-filed (or yet to be filed) tax returns. Because of the complexity…

Changing Your Estate Plan After Divorce What would happen if you died tonight? Who would care for your children? Would you have several family members fighting for that right? Does your estate have enough money to care for your children,…

Divorce Triggers Different Insurance Issues One topic that is often overlooked or taken for granted in divorce negotiations is insurance. People just don’t think about it until they need it. As you separate, here are five different types of insurance…

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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…