by Rachel Wayne | Mar 9, 2025 | Divorce, Divorce Planning, Guidance
Many people assume that amicable divorce is only possible when you’re friendly with your soon-to-be ex — and that abusive marriages must end in nasty divorce. However, marital separation is never so black and white. When seeking divorce from a narcissist, one may not...
by Rachel Wayne | Mar 6, 2025 | Divorce, Guidance, Infidelity, Reflections, Texas Divorce Law Essentials
Any romance can complicate matters, and divorce is no exception. Indeed, dating while getting divorced could create hurdles to your happiness. It can be tempting to start dating someone new, especially if your marriage has been on the rocks for a long time. Even...
by Rachel Wayne | Feb 28, 2025 | Divorce, Divorce Planning, Financial Separation
Divorce is the dissolution of a partnership, and in some cases, it’s not just a romantic one. If you run a business with your spouse, divorcing them involves multiple layers of separation. What’s the best way to handle divorcing your business partner? What will happen...
by Rachel Wayne | Jan 30, 2025 | Divorce, Explainer, Guidance, Property Division
Sorting the Stuff: How to Divide Household Items There are three categories of “stuff” in every home: decor, functional items, and keepsakes. The last two are often the hardest to divide in a divorce. Some functional belongings, such as clothes, are fairly...
by Rachel Wayne | Jan 15, 2025 | Divorce, Reflections
Every New Year brings another wave of motivational articles and social media posts: “Make this your year!” “Set your goals!” “Become your best self!” These messages can fall flat when one is facing major life challenges, especially complex and stressful changes such...
by Alexandra Geczi | Oct 19, 2024 | Alimony and Spousal Maintenance, Divorce, Explainer, Family Law, Uncategorized
Alimony in Texas Divorces is a hot topic. When going through a Texas divorce, one important issue to consider is financial support between spouses, often referred to as alimony or spousal maintenance. While both terms involve payments from one spouse to another after...
