Divorce laws in the United States have come a long way since the early days of the nation. Back then, one of the first ‘divorce courts’ set up in the US had the power to dissolve marriages for reasons like adultery, desertion, bigamy, and even impotence. Fast forward to today, and you’ll find that…
The dual pressures of inflation and escalating housing costs have made it increasingly difficult for separating partners to afford the expense of maintaining two separate homes. Consequently, a growing number of couples are opting to cohabitate in their family residence during the divorce process. This complex scenario demands inventive approaches, and family law attorneys are…
We’ve known for a long time that financial stressors are a reason why people get a divorce, but we’re definitely seeing people putting the breaks on the divorce when they realize that the cost of setting up a whole nother household, in this time of inflation, is going to be a lot more expensive. However, couples have options.
Did you know that according to Texas Common Law Marriage laws you could inadvertently be married even if your intention is only to cohabitate.
