Category: Divorce

Grounds for Divorce in Texas – Part 3: Jolene!

Part 3 of our series on the grounds for divorce in Texas. Not to be salacious, but adultery is one of grounds for divorce in the State of Texas. According to the Texas Family code , “The court may grant a divorce in favor of one spouse if the other spouse has committed adultery.” But […]

Grounds for Divorce Part 2 – Love Me Cruel

In Part 1 we talked about Irreconcilable Differences. Today we talk about Cruelty.  The most important information we want to share is that help is available: There is a National Hotline for Domestic Violence. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please call: 800-799-7233. Cruelty as grounds for divorce refers to the legal […]

Grounds for Divorce Part 1: When Differences are not Reconcilable

According to  Texas Statute Irreconcilable Differences is a reason for the courts to grant a divorce.  So, what are “irreconcilable differences”? Irreconcilable differences, also known as “irreparable breakdown,” or “Insupportability” is a legal term that refers to differences between spouses that are so significant that they cannot be resolved and have caused the breakdown of […]

Considering divorce as a resolution?

Is it okay to plan for a divorce as a New Year’s resolution? It’s important to note that getting a divorce is a significant and often difficult decision that should not be taken lightly. If you are considering getting a divorce, it’s important to carefully consider all of the potential impacts on yourself, your spouse, […]

Considerations to make when divorcing an abuser

Leaving an abuser can be one of the most difficult things you’ve ever done in Texas. It takes strength and courage to break free from an abusive relationship, and many challenges come along with it. However, it doesn’t mean that it’s not possible or worth the effort. Emergency order of protection(EOP) If you’re considering leaving […]

Hedging your real estate against a divorce

Selling a home during a divorce and dividing it among spouses is common. Things get trickier, however, should one spouse have a real estate portfolio in Texas. If your business is in real estate, then you can protect your properties from your divorce. Your first step is to be clear about what you own or […]