Have you ever made a mistake that you knew right away was a mistake? You often hear couples talk about staying married for a few years and then deciding to split up, but what if it doesn’t take that long? How fast can you end the marriage? It depends on the specifics...
Divorce
Military service members have a choice as to where they divorce
If you're in the military and are considering filing for divorce, then you may assume that some of the same rules that apply to civilian couples looking to do the same also apply to you. That's not the case in many respects, though. You may be able to delay divorce...
5 questions to ask yourself before filing for a gray divorce
What is a gray divorce? It is a divorce in which the spouses are in their 50s or 60s. Gray divorces in San Antonio are on the rise as they are in other areas. In many cases, divorcing as an older American might be easier than it is for younger spouses. For example,...
Finding your spouse’s hidden assets during property division
Asset division is often one of the most contentious parts of divorce proceedings. When spouses are resentful of having to divide the assets they have acquired over the years with their soon-to-be ex-spouse, they can sometimes take drastic and creative measures to try...
3 signs of parental alienation during divorce
Parting ways with a spouse is rarely easy, but it can be especially difficult if you share children with your former partner. Because divorce can be such an emotional time, sometimes parents act in ways that end up hurting their kids and damaging family relationships....
Ready to tell your spouse it’s over? Read this first
You can set the tone for the way a divorce is likely to proceed from the moment you announce that you’re ready to end your marriage. If you handle things well, you could end up with a relatively peaceful, non-combative divorce. Handle things badly, and you could be...
Here’s why you want legal representation now — not later — for your divorce
"Do-it-yourself divorces" have become a big thing in recent years -- but that's seldom a wise approach. Even if you have few assets and don't have any children, it's always wisest to protect your interests with a little legal assistance. There are times, however, when...
3 ways a postnuptial agreement protects you and your spouse
Prenuptial agreements have become commonplace, but they may not have been normal when you got married. You may also not have had many assets or situations that made you think a marital agreement was necessary for you and your spouse. Now, after years of marriage and...
Knowledge is power when it comes to divorce finances
If you never took much of an interest in the family finances, divorce is the time to start. Failing to understand your financial situation or leaving it in the hands of your spouse during a divorce is asking for trouble. Financial calculations to make when filing for...
Remember these tips when divorcing a narcissist
Being married to a narcissist is a rough journey. You’ll learn how to work around their emotional outbursts and dramatic antics. For some, ending the marriage seems like a welcome event. Those individuals might quickly realize that divorcing doesn’t mean that they...