Cohabitation and Texas Common Law Marriage

Did you know that according to Texas Common Law Marriage laws you could inadvertently be married even if your intention is only to cohabitate.

The Covid-19 Vaccination and Custody

KRLD Radio asked divorce attorney Jennifer Hargrave to comment on why divorce rates increased during the pandemic.

Not Wearing Your Wedding Ring?

What Signals Are You Sending With a Naked Finger? Jennifer Hargrave returned to Dallas CW33 Morning After to chat with...

Who Gets the Dog in a Divorce?

Jenifer Hargrave of Hargrave Family Law was a guest on CW33's Morning After, hosted by Jenny Anchondo. The topic under...

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Living Apart Together: Does Distance Help or Hurt a Marriage?

Living Apart Together: Does Distance Help or Hurt a Marriage?

Jennifer discusses the growing trend of married couples choosing to live separately — sometimes even in different cities — and the implications this has on the health of their relationships. Drawing on data from the U.S. Census Bureau and her experience as a divorce attorney, Jennifer explores whether this unconventional living arrangement is a symptom of deeper issues or a potential solution for preserving a marriage. She emphasizes the importance of communication and intentional connection, noting that avoidance and separate living can often lead to disconnection and ultimately, divorce.