Divorce is a difficult time for all involved and can affect both parties financially. When one spouse decides to end the marriage, it can leave both of them with serious financial problems.   Many families in Texas get health insurance through one spouse’s employment. But what happens when…

    Texas, a “no-fault divorce state”, eliminates the need for grounds for divorce in cases of adultery. In the video, Atty. Tyler Monahan of Turner-Monahan, PLLC, elaborates on the question of whether adultery can affect divorce proceedings.   All case evaluations at Turner Monahan PLLC and suggestions that the attorneys make are…

    When going through the pendency of a divorce in Texas, it is important to be aware of the various steps that will need to be taken in order to finalize the process. One of the most important things to keep in mind is that if you have children,…

    Many people may wonder if an attorney can represent both parties during a divorce in Texas. The question is mostly from couples who are in agreement about everything. So, by having one divorce lawyer, they believe that the costs can be significantly low, which will make the divorce…

    One spouse often earns more than the other, while the other elects to stay home and take care of the children. Unfortunately, in most cases, the spouse who stays home and takes care of the children forfeits their right to earn an income, which can lead to a…

    Divorce cases are finalized by court orders, whether reached out of court or through litigation. In addition to dividing and dispersing property after divorce, these orders detail which spouses have custody of a child and visitation rights, who pays and receives spousal support, and many other matters. However,…