The Role of Mediation in Family Law When emotions run high and decisions feel overwhelming, the last thing families want is the stress of a courtroom battle. Mediation offers a solution—providing families with a collaborative, cost-effective way to resolve disputes in a more peaceful setting. For many, it’s...
Spousal support, also known as alimony, is a critical aspect of many divorce cases, aimed at providing financial assistance to a spouse who may face economic challenges post-divorce. Understanding how spousal support works under Texas law can empower individuals navigating divorce proceedings. At Navarrette Family...
Spousal support, also known as alimony, is a crucial aspect of many divorce cases. It provides financial assistance to a spouse who may have become economically disadvantaged during the marriage, typically due to factors such as raising children, supporting the other spouse's career, or sacrificing...
Divorce is a complex and emotionally challenging process that often involves the issue of spousal support. In Texas, spousal support, also known as alimony, can be awarded to provide financial assistance to a lower-earning spouse during and after the divorce. It is important to understand...
When getting divorced, some things come to mind immediately. Your property, your children, and paying child support. Something that might not be front of mind, however, is life insurance. Life insurance is an integral part of financial planning. Many get life insurance once they are married...
Spousal maintenance, commonly known as spousal support, is a court-ordered type of payment. There's a series of qualifications that you have to meet for spousal maintenance. Alimony is a contractual agreement between two parties. The court can't order alimony, they can only order spousal maintenance. Spousal Maintenance Eligibility...
When you start going through the legal process of a divorce, you will start to have a serious conversation about a number of different legal terms surrounding this dissolution of your marriage. If you have never gone through a divorce before, some of these terms...
