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Do you qualify for loan forbearance?
If you're having trouble making mortgage payments in Texas, you might not have to file for bankruptcy just yet. Certain people qualify for loan forbearance from the government. This gives you the chance to get on top of your finances and pay off some of your other...
What to expect when divorcing in Texas
Because divorce can prove an uncertain and anxious event with emotions running high, couples divorcing in Texas may already be at their maximum stress levels. It can be difficult to logically consider how you will divide your assets, but it is necessary to finalize...
Tips for getting a divorce in the new year
A new year means a fresh start although most people are not thinking of divorce when they consider the new year in this way. However, decisions to divorce in the new year are not uncommon, and there are several points people in Texas should keep in mind if divorce is...
Christmas on a Budget
Ways to Save Money this Holiday Season One of the hardest things for anyone to do is deny their family anything they want especially around the holidays. Children are supposed to make lists for Santa and he is supposed to check them twice. But what do you do when...
Great Holiday Presents that are Affordable
'Tis the Season. Most of us are trying to find presents for our loved ones this time of year. However, sometimes money is tight and we have to find nice gifts that won't break our budget. Today I wanted to share some of my experiences with great Christmas presents...
Writing a detailed custody agreement
Decisions about child custody can be one of the most stressful parts of a divorce. It can be scary to think about lawyers arguing in court about who gets the children at what times. However, the truth is that child custody doesn't have to be an adversarial process. In...
Splitting shared credit card debts in a divorce
Most divorcing couples in Texas worry a lot about the division of assets. Many of them will forget that their debts will be divided, too. One of the biggest shared debts married couples accumulate is credit card debt. Typically, only a mortgage is larger. Texas is a...
The discovery part of the divorce process
Not long after couples seeking a divorce in Texas file the paperwork needed to get the process started, it becomes necessary for both parties to gather information regarding their personal and financial situations. Divorcees should provide detailed accounts of things...
How to stay close to your child after a divorce
Texas law generally allows you to pursue sole physical and legal custody of your child after a divorce. However, a judge will only approve that request if doing so is in the best interests of your son or daughter. Even if you're granted sole custody of a child, the...