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Simply put, there shouldn't be anything that prohibits you from seeing someone new while your divorce is underway. However, while you are in the process of picking up the pieces and healing, it might be helpful to understand how finding love is going to impact various...
Many people share their daily lives online. Maybe you post pictures of your kids or vacation spots, or you talk to others on message boards about sports or hobbies or you like to see what your friends are up to. You may even be tempted to talk about your divorce...
You know that parents split up custody of their children when they get divorced. Many times they have shared custody, such as a situation in which the children live at one house for a week and then go live with the other parent for the next week. In some cases,...
The day you say your wedding vows, you assume the marriage will last forever. As time progresses, you may find that things are changing in a way that makes it impossible to remain married. Understanding some of the more common reasons for divorce may help you to...
If you and your spouse are getting ready to divorce in Texas, it’s time to start thinking about how you’re going to divide your assets and your debts. Texas is a community property state. This means that, with few exceptions, all property and liabilities that a couple...
Divorce can be emotionally draining on adults, and this is often heightened for children. Children may not necessarily understand the how and why of what’s happening. One thing that you and your spouse can do is to try to remain as amicable as possible, but your child...
It seems like there are a million things that need your attention while going through a divorce. It's an incredibly difficult period, emotionally and financially, for both parties. How you protect your possessions is a crucial factor to take into account. You need to...
Parents who do not cohabitate but share children with one another have to arrange a parenting plan. They can establish their own schedule for custody and other arrangements for other terms and then submit that paperwork to the courts. They can also litigate and ask a...
Co-parents work as a team to ensure the children have a stable and loving environment to thrive in. The holidays are a time when special activities might make things a bit busier than usual. Co-parents who can work together during this are great role models for the...
Say that you and your significant other decide to start a family without getting married. You both agree that you, as the father, will have unlimited parental rights. Two years later, your relationship is over, and you are having trouble gaining access to your child....
