A highly debatable aspect of any divorce is the debt that was a joint endeavor between you and your spouse. One must not assume the divorce means splitting the debt according to your liking.
Preparing for Divorce
WATCH: The jargon of divorce.
Divorce jargon and terminology can be confusing. We explain what some of the common terms and phrases mean.
WATCH: What are the three emotional phases of divorce?
Do people go through an emotional divorce, as well as a legal divorce? We discuss the three emotional phases of divorce our clients have experienced.
WATCH: How can a lifestyle analysis help during a divorce?
A lifestyle analysis provides specific information and data about income and expenses incurred during the marriage. An experienced professional may discover possible hidden assets, unreported income or incorrectly reported living expenses.
WATCH: What professionals should be on a divorce team?
No one person is going to be able to take care of every aspect of your divorce. In addition to a family lawyer, what professionals should you consider including on your divorce team?
WATCH: What is the difference between a mediator and a financial neutral?
We explain what a mediator does compared to what a financial neutral does to help you with your financial complexities during divorce. Our role is to provide you with the financial information you need to be able to make informed decisions.
WATCH: Can I get a divorce without going to court?
Yes you can! We can work with couples as a financial neutral. We work with you and your spouse to bring clarity to your family’s finances with a goal of reaching a mutually agreeable financial settlement.
WATCH: What should I do when my spouse asks me for a divorce?
You are probably behind in the divorce process when compared to your spouse. If you’re concerned about your financial future, I highly recommend that you speak with a divorce financial professional, like us.
Who Keeps the Marital Home After Divorce?
In this article, we will go over the different situations which can occur, so you know where you stand when it comes to the marital home and your divorce.
“Just and Right” Community Property Division in Texas Divorce
Texas divorce courts do not simply divide community property 50-50. Instead, Texas law provides that community property is split according to what the judge deems “just and right.” In other words, division of property must be fair and equitable.
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