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Co-Parenting During The Holidays

It is challenging to co-parent during the holidays but planning and preparation in advance can help make it better.

While Texas law allows for appeals in custody cases, they are rarely granted. There are certain criteria that can trigger it though.

Thanksgiving can already be stressful enough without being divorced, but there are ways to survive and thrive!

Not only can mediation save money versus divorce, but it promotes a positive dispute resolution rather than adversarial procedures.

In Texas, each party is usually responsible for attorneys fees, however, the judge can also make the decision on a case-by-case basis.

Many thirty somethings are proactively seeking out prenups in higher numbers and the demand is greater than ever before.

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Statistics are showing that summer vacations have been ending divorces for at least 14 years now, climaxing in August and March.

If there is one thing that we have tried to impress on our social media followers, is to actually stay away from social media during your divorce.

If you’re deciding to divorce the narcissist you’re currently married to, I advise you to prepare for a high conflict divorce.