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Apr 07, 2025

How Custody is Affected with School Online for COVID-19?

How is custody affected with school online for COVID-19? With the school systems going virtual nowadays, changing existing custody agreements may become challenging. In this situation, both parties should be committed to being on the same page regarding their children’s best interests. The attorneys at Turner-Monahan…

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Apr 07, 2025

How is Divorce Affected While the Courts Are Shutdown?

How is divorce affected while the courts are shut down? Due to COVID-19, the court systems are shut down, but only to a certain degree. You can still file for divorce, and you are still able to get hearings, although these are done virtually via Zoom or…

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Apr 04, 2025

What Are the Top Financial Do’s and Don’ts for Moms Going Through Divorce?

Divorce brings emotional and financial challenges, but taking the right steps early can make a difficult situation more manageable. Understanding financial rights, preparing for lifestyle changes, and making decisions about children can help reduce stress during the process. While every divorce is unique, having a plan in place can provide…

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Apr 03, 2025

How Can Parents Establish a New Normal That Prioritizes Their Children?

For parents navigating divorce, balancing the demands of custody agreements and daily life can feel overwhelming. Adjusting to a new normal while prioritizing the emotional well-being of children often requires rethinking routines and focusing on the present, even when faced with difficult days. This process is challenging but essential for…

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Apr 03, 2025

Navigating Divorce: Unraveling Mortgage Dilemmas in Texas

Divorce is a challenging chapter in anyone’s life. Beyond the emotional turmoil, there are financial implications that can be quite intricate, particularly when it comes to major shared assets like a home. One of the most common concerns when navigating divorce is what happens to the mortgage. …

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Apr 03, 2025

Dividing Cryptocurrency and Other Financial Assets During Divorce: Here’s What You Need to Know

Cryptocurrency is a form of financial asset that is stored digitally. Simply put, it is a form of money that exists in the digital world. With the continuous rise of the different cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Etherium, and the more recent one called Dogecoin, many individuals are attracted to buying these…

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Mar 31, 2025

How Long Does It Take To Have a Prenuptial Agreement?

Think of prenuptial agreements as a roadmap for couples getting ready to say “I do.” They help lay out who gets what and who’s responsible for what. And guess what? It’s not just for the super-rich! More and more people are seeing their benefits, no matter their background or bank…

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Mar 31, 2025

Are There Any Legal Actions That Can Be Filed If One Parent Is Not Taking COVID Seriously?

Are there any legal actions that can be filed if one parent is not taking COVID-19 seriously? The Texas Supreme Court has a ruling that states that COVID-19 is NOT a reason to stop visitation or possession and access to a child. However, the child’s safety should…

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Mar 31, 2025

Is Mediation an Alternative to Divorce?

Is mediation an alternative to divorce? While mediation is a voluntary settlement process used by couples who want to divorce, it is NOT an alternative to divorce. You still need to file for divorce, then afterward, you can go to mediation and have your case finalized without…

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Mar 31, 2025

How is the Visitation Agreement Affected if The Other Parent’s Household had COVID?

How is the visitation agreement affected if one parent household has COVID? Currently, there are no rules in place if one parent household has a suspected or confirmed case of COVID and the other one doesn’t. The Texas Supreme Court urges anyone who’s been infected (or around…

How Custody is Affected with School Online for COVID-19?

How is Divorce Affected While the Courts Are Shutdown?

What Are the Top Financial Do’s and Don’ts for Moms Going Through Divorce?

How Can Parents Establish a New Normal That Prioritizes Their Children?

Navigating Divorce: Unraveling Mortgage Dilemmas in Texas

Dividing Cryptocurrency and Other Financial Assets During Divorce: Here’s What You Need to Know

How Long Does It Take To Have a Prenuptial Agreement?

Are There Any Legal Actions That Can Be Filed If One Parent Is Not Taking COVID Seriously?

Is Mediation an Alternative to Divorce?

How is the Visitation Agreement Affected if The Other Parent’s Household had COVID?

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