Study rates San Antonio as a good city for single divorcees
Being single isn’t always easy, especially if you have been married before. After divorce, you may desire a new relationship but feel worried about getting out there again. If you live in San Antonio, you might be in luck. According to WalletHub, Alamo City is the second-best city in Texas for singles. WalletHub rated more…
Read MoreWhat is Community Property When You Divorce in Texas?
It is common for property division to be the most pressing concern for people divorcing if they don’t have kids. Even for those with children, the outcome of splitting up your assets and debts will have a major impact on your life after the divorce and the quality of life that you can provide for…
Read MoreWhat is the Medicaid Look Back Period?
Individuals who are approaching the senior years need to think about how they will be able to pay for long-term care and medical bills as they age. There are programs available that can help, but some people might find that they are unable to quality for them because of asset or income rules. One of…
Read MoreEstate Planning Considerations for New Parents
Having a new baby means that parents have a lot of decisions to make. They might not think about it at the time, but there’s one important plan that many new parents overlook. Setting up an estate plan that sets out the instructions for what’s going to happen if both parents pass away. Without a…
Read MoreDo You Need to Tell Your Boss You’re Getting Divorced?
Legally speaking, of course, you don’t have to tell your boss anything about your marital life. If you’re getting divorced and you want to keep it to yourself, that’s fine. You don’t have to say anything. That said, it is often best to talk to your boss and at least give them an idea of…
Read MoreGetting Help Facing the Unique Challenges of Military Divorce
The common marital challenges that lead to divorce can often be magnified for military couples. The high stress conditions of military service and extended deployments of one or both spouses are emotionally taxing. When there are children involved and one anchor parent has to alternate between being a single or co-parent, it creates unique challenges…
Read MoreNow is the Time to Focus on Your Estate Planning Needs and Goals
As the current status in the nation and world tells us, things can drastically change without any notice. One day, you are leading your normal life, and then suddenly you are faced with financial woes and concerns about your health and wellbeing. While a life event is not the only reason to draft or update…
Read MoreStress: A Top Factor in Divorce
Stress. Everyone has it at one time or another. In 2020, people have had plenty of it because of economic struggles and the changing environment of the country. Stress is also one of the leading causes of divorce. Financial stress, stress from illnesses and stress from other situations can weigh down a marriage and even…
Read MoreWill Your Texas Divorce Include Spousal Maintenance?
While preparing for your divorce, you may worry about your financial future. Your spouse may have earned most – or all – of your household’s income, and you may struggle without it. Your fears might be especially palpable because Texas is among the most difficult states to receive spousal maintenance in. Yet, your circumstances could…
Read MoreSurprising Ways a Vendor Breach of Contract Can Cost Money
Breach of contract can cause issues for your business in a wide variety of ways, especially if a vendor is the one who fails to uphold an agreement. People may understand that if a vendor fails to fulfill their contract, they might have to pay more for supplies elsewhere. What they may not consider are…
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