It's easy to get swept up in the emotional process of separating from your spouse and forget about the practical realities of a divorce. The truth is that the outcome of the divorce may have a lasting impact on your life. Therefore, it helps to have a holistic view...
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Must you prove fault as part of your Texas divorce?
People get married and also divorced almost every day in Texas. Although the typical marriage starts with the best of intentions, a substantial fraction of marriages eventually end in divorce. If you believe that your marriage is unhealthy or have recently discovered...
Why focusing on your child can help you have a smoother divorce
When divorcing parents can’t seem to agree on anything, it can be important to the divorce process to remember that they both love their children and want to cause as little pain to them as possible. Focusing on that can help you find a way to work through property...
5 actions that can disrupt co-parenting
Parents who go through a divorce need to ensure they do what’s best for their children. One option that many parents are trying to work is co-parenting. The parents work as a team in this arrangement to raise the children. A successful co-parenting relationship takes...
How talking with a therapist helps people prepare for divorce
Marital dissolution or divorce is well known for being a stressful process. Even people who usually have excellent emotional regulation may struggle to remain calm and rational throughout their divorce. Although it is common for people to try to ignore their emotional...
What Happens When Divorced Or Separated Parents Disagree Over A Child’s Medical Care?
Maybe your ex has started complaining about vaccinations and immunizations. Perhaps they vehemently oppose proper mental health counseling. You can ignore their preferences when they only affect their health, but when you share a child, the medical preferences of...
Overcoming the challenges of selling your home as you divorce
Many divorcing couples decide to sell their home – particularly if they don’t have children or the kids are grown. That’s typically the best option financially. It also helps both people get away from the memories of an unhappy marriage and start fresh in new...
Is nesting an option for your family after divorce?
One issue that many parents run into during divorce is being unsure of how they’re going to control custody of their children. If you have a child who you feel is easily upset by changes in routine or who may not adapt well to changes in your schedule, then it can be...
Five actions that can disrupt co-parenting
The issues between two former spouses can last long after their divorce is final. In some cases, the feelings and difficulties that remain can begin to affect how the two spouses interact with their children, eventually affecting a co-parenting relationship. There are...
What happens when parents disagree over a child’s medical care?
Simply because a divorce is final does not mean that the two parents will be free from conflict. In fact, certain situations can open old wounds, and the two parties may find themselves locked in a complex disagreement over what will happen to their child. This is...