A Divorce Can Lead to Overpayment by the VA

While going through divorce, you may feel like your mind is racing, your head is spinning, and you have a never-ending list of things to do. This is normal, as you are learning how to navigate through life on your own again. Even though it can be easy to get distracted during a divorce, there…

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Can My Divorce Impact My Business Finances?

When a business owner considers divorce, one of the most common concerns is how it will affect their business. Texas is a community property state, which means that the business is likely considered a valuable asset that must be divided between both spouses. However, if the business owner took the necessary steps to protect their…

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Divorce Can Have Effects You Didn’t Anticipate

When most people think about divorce, they only consider the mental and emotional effects. However, a divorce can impact a person’s life in many different ways. Some of these ways are unexpected, and can catch people off guard. It is best to do plenty of research and prepare for any surprises that could make your…

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How Do I Prove I Am Owed Spousal Maintenance?

During divorce, you may be worried about how you will afford your basic necessities. You may have been financially dependent on your spouse throughout the marriage and need to re-enter the workforce, or you may stress about the thought of going from a two-income to a one-income household. Regardless of your circumstances, money is about…

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What Is The 20/20/20 Rule in Military Divorce?

San Antonio, a vibrant city with a strong military presence, is home to countless active-duty service members, veterans, and their families. For these families, navigating a divorce can be even more complex due to the unique nature of military pensions. Today we’d like to talk about the “20/20/20 rule” and its effects on dividing military…

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Getting Divorced While in the Service? Get Yourself a Lawyer.

If you are currently serving in the military and thinking about pursuing a divorce, you need a lawyer. While divorce is different for military members, it is always a good idea to seek assistance from an attorney before making any big decisions. By doing so, your attorney can guide you through the entire divorce process,…

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The Best Present Is Being Present for Your Children

Since the holiday season is arriving very soon, you may have several different thoughts running through your mind. This is natural for co-parents and recently divorced parents who are navigating the difficulties and challenges of sharing their children during the holidays. Regardless of the questions and concerns that you may have or the tough and…

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Calculating Child Support When Your Ex Is Unable to Work

Dealing with child support isn’t always easy, especially when your ex is unable to work. Whether they cannot work due to disability, cannot find a suitable job, or simply refuse to work, you can still collect child support. However, you will need to do a little legwork yourself in order to obtain the payments owed…

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