Category: Divorce

Addiction can tear marriages apart, often ending in divorce. The stress, emotional turmoil, and financial strain can be severe. If you are navigating addiction and divorce, this guide will help you understand the impacts, legal steps, and protective measures for you and your children.

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The decision to go to trial in a Texas divorce is never easy. It can be emotionally draining and financially costly. But when important issues like child custody, property division, or spousal support can't be resolved through negotiation, a trial may be the only option to protect your rights and...

Being a stay-at-home mom is a full-time job, a labor of love that often goes unrecognized in the eyes of the law. But if you're facing divorce in Texas, your contributions as a homemaker and caregiver are just as valuable as a paycheck.

Ben Carrasco Law: Advocating...

When both spouses agree the marriage is over, a mutual consent divorce offers a smoother, less adversarial alternative to traditional divorce proceedings. Also known as an uncontested divorce, this path can save you time, money, and emotional strain.

What Makes a Divorce "Mutual Consent" in Texas?

When infidelity enters a marriage, the path forward is rarely clear. Whether you're the one who strayed or the one betrayed, the legal and emotional landscape of your divorce becomes significantly more complex.

How Infidelity Affects Texas Divorce

While Texas is a no-fault...

The selfie at the bar. The venting post about your ex. That sarcastic comment on their new relationship. In the heat of the moment, social media seems like an outlet. But in a Texas divorce, those posts can have disastrous consequences.

Your Digital Footprint Leaves a Legal Trail

"I want a divorce" hit you like a punch to the gut. You thought your marriage was solid, maybe had some issues, but this? It feels like you're in freefall, your world spinning out of control. You're not alone.

From Shock to Survival: Navigating the Aftermath

Your Home, Your Rights: What Happens When Your Spouse Walks Out

The empty space beside you in bed. Their clothes missing from the closet. The slam of the front door – an echo that signals your life just got much more complicated. Your spouse has left the marital home,...

Navigate Abandonment Laws Texas: Protecting Your Rights After Marital Abandonment

Has your spouse walked out and left you struggling to manage finances, childcare, and the emotional fallout? You might be considering filing for divorce on the grounds of abandonment. Texas law recognizes abandonment as one of the valid...