As many in Texas breathe a sigh of relief following the end of tax season, some are already thinking about their tax obligations for 2014. Among those are spouses who are considering a military divorce, and who are wondering how that change will affect their tax outlook for the years ahead. The manner in which tax issues are handled within a divorce is important, and it is smart to begin thinking about those issues before the negotiation process begins.
Positives of returning to work after a military divorce
For many Texas women who are married to servicemembers and have been stay-at-home moms for many years, the prospect of going back to work following a divorce is daunting. This is especially true when the military divorce was not one that you sought. While the end of a marriage can bring a range of challenges, heading back into the workforce is not as difficult or frightening as many women fear. There are many positive results that come with a return to a career path.
