Category: Texas Divorce
Increasing Financial Resources in Divorce
I recently attended the annual conference of the Association of Divorce Financial Planners. A presentation from my colleague Nancy Hetrick of Arizona highlighted something I’ve been able to achieve in my own practice – increasing the amount of money available to be divided in divorce without borrowing money. There is often a better way than … Continue reading Increasing Financial Resources in Divorce
A “Kitchen Table” Divorce That Just Might Work
A “Kitchen Table” divorce congers up an image of a couple sitting down over a cup of coffee to divide what they have and what they owe in a manner that works for both parties going forward. They competently agree to the terms, split up, shake hands and move on with their lives without ever having to … Continue reading A “Kitchen Table” Divorce That Just Might Work
Alimony in Texas: What You Need to Know
We work with your attorney provide the analysis needed provide weight and credibility to your case for or against the provision of spousal support. The presumption by the court in Texas is against spousal support, otherwise known as alimony. In order for the court to agree to grant spousal support, the spouse seeking support will … Continue reading Alimony in Texas: What You Need to Know
A Thoughtful Guide to Divorce Mediation: The Money Issue
When you marry, you agree to abide by the laws in your state with respect to divorce. In divorce, many spouses finally take the time to learn about those rules. But it’s often too late. For example, Sally didn’t know the rules of separate property so she didn’t know that much of Bill’s wealth was … Continue reading A Thoughtful Guide to Divorce Mediation: The Money Issue
Financial Life after Divorce – Armageddon or Nirvana
You signed the settlement agreement but you’re not settled yet. There’s still lots to do! You need to divide accounts, change insurance or beneficiaries, get a new estate plan and for some of you, move out of the house! Many people get hung up at this point, pondering “What will my life be like now?” … Continue reading Financial Life after Divorce – Armageddon or Nirvana