Many business owners have worked a long time to build their business. From accountants, doctors, and lawyers to plumbers, electricians, and air conditioner repair technicians, business owners work long hours to make a living, make a profit, and in many cases, provide for their families. When … [Read more...] about What Will Happen To My Business In A Fort Worth Divorce?
What’s Different About Military Divorces in Texas
We’ve written many times about divorce in Texas. But if you’re a member of one of the branches of military service, or married to someone who is, there are a few differences that have to be considered. Texas Residency Because military members experience frequent moves, pinning down a place to … [Read more...] about What’s Different About Military Divorces in Texas
Retirement Benefits In A Fort Worth Divorce?
Retirement benefits of all kinds are treated as assets in a marital estate and are usually divided and distributed as any other asset—if it’s part of community property. Like any asset, the key is whether the retirement benefits were acquired prior to or during the marriage period, or if it’s … [Read more...] about Retirement Benefits In A Fort Worth Divorce?
Consult An Attorney Early If You Are Considering A Divorce In Fort Worth, TX
Is a divorce in your future? Maybe you’re feeling that something has shifted in your relationship with your spouse. You may be seeing “the handwriting on the wall,” and things are not going well. Maybe your spouse has dropped a hint or two and you’re not sure what to make of it. Or perhaps you … [Read more...] about Consult An Attorney Early If You Are Considering A Divorce In Fort Worth, TX
Should I File For Divorce First Or Wait For My Spouse?
It’s a question many people consider: should I go ahead and file, or wait for him/her to file? While statistics still bear out that women initiate divorce more than men do, it doesn’t necessarily mean that men won’t file a divorce petition, either. If you and your spouse have agreed that the … [Read more...] about Should I File For Divorce First Or Wait For My Spouse?
