Military Divorce

Most Texas spouses only think of divorce in negative ways. Many fear or dread the end of a marriage, even when divorce is clearly the best path forward for everyone involved. It seems as though the nation is slowly changing the way divorce is viewed, which could truly...

Recent research suggests that men and women who go through divorce are more likely to encounter serious health issues than those who remain married. For Texas spouses preparing for a military divorce, this information can help prevent a decline in health and wellness....

For certain Texas families, a less contentious divorce is beneficial to all family members. This is especially true in the case of parents who share one or more children. Instead of traditional child custody litigation, collaborative divorce offers a far less fraught...

For Texas residents who have never gone through a divorce, the process may seem confusing, and at times overwhelming. That is especially true for families facing military divorce, where the division of assets is somewhat unique. The best way to move through this...

Texas couples who are preparing to bring their marriage to a close have multiple options on how to complete the divorce process. Each path has advantages and disadvantages, and spouses must choose the approach that is best in line with their interests. When a divorce...

Once the end is in sight, many Texas servicemembers are excited to move on with their lives and gain a fresh start. It is important to understand, however, that there are certain military divorce issues that can present problems long after the papers have been signed...

Deciding what to do with the family home is an important consideration in many Texas divorce cases. For many couples, their home is their most valuable asset. Making wise choices is critical to both parties involved in a military divorce, and it makes sense to look at...

When a Texas couple is nearing the end of their marriage, both spouses can sometimes lose focus on the full range of things that need to be accomplished. The process of negotiating a complex property division settlement can be draining, and once it is complete some...

One Texas state Representative is pushing hard to end no-fault divorce in the state. Representative Matt Krause believes that when couples have a clear path to divorce, they fail to take steps to try and save their marriages. In order to force couples to slow down and...

Most Texas residents are aware that a prenutptial agreement can serve to protect their assets during a divorce. However, few are aware of the full scope of that protection. Specifically, a prenup can protect assets that are brought into a marriage, and it can protect...