How to Get a Restraining Order in San Antonio?

Feeling safe is something most of us just expect, right? It’s kind of like breathing—we don’t think about it until something happens to make it hard. But when someone’s behavior leaves you feeling threatened or always looking over your shoulder, it can hit you in a way that’s hard to explain but impossible to ignore.…

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How to Calculate Child Support in Texas

In Texas, child support is calculated based on a percentage of a non-custodial parent’s income. It also accounts for the number of children shared between two parents. While there are clear guidelines regarding how much a party might need to pay, the calculations can be complicated. Whether you are trying to determine your child support…

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Postnuptial Agreements: Can They Save a Troubled Marriage?

Every relationship is different, and marriages can be complex. However, there are certain strategies that can help to resolve conflicts and potentially improve or even save a marriage. A postnuptial agreement is one of these strategies. If you are considering a postnuptial agreement, you should consult with an experienced San Antonio prenuptial and postnuptial agreement…

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Tips for Creating a Co-Parenting Plan That Works

Prioritize the creation of a co-parenting plan that works well for your kids and the other parent. This plan ensures you and your co-parent can enjoy quality time with your children. It also minimizes the risk of conflict that can hurt you, your children, and your co-parent. As you establish a co-parenting plan, get help…

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The Impact of Remote Work on Divorce Rates and Settlements

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, many couples have had to learn how to adjust to being together almost every waking minute and working in the same location. Although this may have seemed ideal to some, many quickly found out that being together too much caused their marriages distress. Has remote work caused more divorces? Many divorce…

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Mental Health and PTSD Considerations in Military Divorce

Marriages come with challenges that spouses must try to endure and overcome together. However, when one spouse is in the military and develops post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or another severe mental health condition, it can make marriage even more complicated. Mental health issues usually cause additional stress, frustration, confusion, overwhelmingness, isolation, loneliness, and more. While…

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Impact of Deployment on Child Custody and Visitation Rights

Military deployments are never easy. You must uproot your entire life and go where needed for several months or years. If you have a child custody or visitation arrangement in place, deployment can make things even more difficult as it often affects the parenting plan and other arrangements that you have created with your child’s…

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How Gambling Addiction Leads to Divorce

One of the least discussed addictions that can lead to divorce is gambling addiction. While many people may try to stay in the marriage and help their spouse overcome their gambling issues, some addicts are reluctant to get the help that they need or are ultimately unable to break their gambling habits. When this happens,…

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Avoiding Domestic Disputes During the Holidays

The holiday season brings images of family gatherings, warm nights by the fire, and meaningful connections. Let’s face it, though – the holidays can also be incredibly stressful. If you can’t manage stress well, conflicts can escalate. This can sometimes even lead to serious issues like domestic disputes, restraining orders, or custody battles. However, our…

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