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What Is an Abandonment Divorce in Texas?

What Is an Abandonment Divorce in Texas?

What Is an Abandonment Divorce in Texas? Going through a divorce is never an easy journey. However, marriage dissolution becomes particularly complex when one spouse abandons the relationship. For high-net-worth individuals, abandonment divorce cases often involve...

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How Soon After Divorce Can You Remarry in Texas?

How Soon After Divorce Can You Remarry in Texas?

How Soon After Divorce Can You Remarry in Texas? At the end of a relationship, some ex-spouses need time to evaluate their feelings and future relationship goals and cannot move into a new relationship for some time. Others are ready to rebuild immediately and want to...

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How to Help Kids Cope with Divorce in Texas

How to Help Kids Cope with Divorce in Texas

How to Help Kids Cope with Divorce in Texas Divorce is an emotional time for spouses, but it can be even more painful for children. Children often cannot understand the complexities of adult relationships and may need help, understanding, and encouragement to get them...

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What Does Primary Physical Custody Mean in Texas?

What Does Primary Physical Custody Mean in Texas?

What Does Primary Physical Custody Mean in Texas? When parents divorce, a major concern is who will have “primary physical custody” of their children. However, the term “primary physical custody” does not exist in the Texas Family Code. Instead, child custody...

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How Does Adultery Affect Divorce in Texas?

How Does Adultery Affect Divorce in Texas?

How Does Adultery Affect Divorce in Texas? Many spouses who’ve been victims of marital infidelity wonder how adultery affects a divorce settlement. So, does a cheating spouse impact the outcome of a divorce? Possibly.  How much an affair affects a divorce settlement...

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How Does Drug Use Affect Child Custody in Texas?

Understanding the Impact of Substance Abuse on Child Custody in Texas Child custody battles are already emotionally taxing, but when substance abuse or alcoholism enters the equation, the complexity intensifies. Whether you're a worried parent seeking your child's...

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How to Divorce a Gaslighter in Texas

How to Divorce a Gaslighter in Texas Gaslighting is a subtle yet damaging form of psychological abuse that can have adverse effects on a marriage. In some cases, the abusive behavior continues even after one spouse has filed for divorce. Divorce is a difficult and...

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