Couples considering an uncontested divorce should familiarize themselves with a few basic issues before following through with the process. The soon-to-be ex-spouses should have already formulated an agreement in an uncontested divorce. This means important issues such as child custody, property division or alimony payments are not being disputed. There are potential benefits in filing this type of termination with... Read More

As the saying goes, “The reason divorce is so expensive is because it’s worth it.” This saying does not have to apply to your divorce. Incompatibility, irreconcilable differences and infidelity are primary reasons spouses divorce but couples fear divorce will break the bank. What can a soon-to-be divorcee do to save as much money as possible? Take the following into... Read More

A competent divorce attorney will tell you that the process of terminating a marriage without legal guidance is a recipe for disaster. The knowledge that your attorney possesses will not only impact the decision the court will make, it can also benefit you financially in the long run. Factors such as child support, child custody, alimony and property division are... Read More

Each state enforces unique regulations for couples who wish to terminate their marriage. Texas is considered one of the strictest so going through a divorce requires highly-skilled legal guidance. Deciding which type of divorce is right for you and your spouse can best be decided by an attorney specializing in the field. The many rules governing Texas divorce law can... Read More

The first step for a couple to take when seeking an amicable divorce is to mutually agree that their marriage should end. When a husband and wife decide to call it quits, the process in terminating their marriage is known as an uncontested divorce. As the name suggests, in this type of divorce, neither party objects to end the union.... Read More

A divorce can have a powerful emotional effect for both parties involved. The pressures of seeking new housing, reevaluating finances and other factors changed by a marriage termination can cause one to react irrationally. Although not always the case, the court can evaluate the behavior of the two divorcing parties to determine custody during the proceeding and these evaluations can... Read More

In the United States and other developed nations, the divorce rate for all married couples is just below 50 percent. Surprisingly, 60 percent of second marriages and 73 percent of third marriages end in divorce as well. Which factors lead to these high statistics? A couple emotionally drifting apart, adultery and incompatibility can all contribute to a marriage annulment. How... Read More

Marriages today can end for various reasons such as lack of affection, infidelity or the couple simply growing apart. However, as technology begins to grow and advance as years pass, it slowly begins to enter our personal lives. For example, shopping has become easy with such websites as Amazon or eBay and social networking sites Facebook and Twitter have made... Read More

It is a given fact that not all marriages will work. The reason may fall on anything, such as adultery, lack of communication, spouses drifting apart, etc. However, in this new age of technology, more and more divorces are resultant of technology. 20 or 30 years ago, a married couple would never have had a suspicion that their marriage could... Read More

It isn’t unusual for tensions and sour feelings to arise between spouses during a divorce. Both sides will attempt to make the situation far more difficult than it needs to be. The following are just but a few dirty schemes spouses commit against one another in attempting to gain the upper hand in their divorce proceedings. Wrongfully withdrawing all funds... Read More