Divorce impacts more than just relationships—it also affects finances, property, and long-term financial stability. Proper financial planning for divorce is critical before filing to ensure individuals understand their economic standing, protect their interests, and...
Examining the Upside: The Pros of Texas Prenuptial Agreements Prenuptial agreements can offer significant benefits by providing clarity, security, and predictability for couples entering marriage. Rather than signaling a lack of trust, many view creating a prenuptial...
Covenant marriage is a unique legal framework that emphasizes the commitment between spouses. Unlike traditional marriages, covenant marriages require couples to meet specific criteria before agreeing and impose stricter rules if they decide to pursue a divorce....
Divorce often times culminates into strife and division. During these pressing times its easy for both sides to take things personal and also develop grudges against one another but this does not have to be the case. In...
May is National Mental Health Month, and we at The Jimenez Law Firm understand how detrimental a divorce can be to not not just our clients' mental health, but their families and children. Sit down with founding partner...
There are many different causes of divorce in the United States. Statistics show the most common cause of divorce in America is fundamental incompatibility. Incompatibility Incompatibility is the number one cause of divorce because it can take the form of many...
What is Spousal Maintenance in Texas? How do I get spousal? What are the requirements for getting spousal maintenance permanently? Can I still get it if I remarry? Christina Jimenez and Josh Floyd of The Jimenez Law...
What Is an Amicable Divorce in Texas? In Texas, the official term for an amicable divorce is an uncontested divorce, also known as a no-fault divorce. For a divorce to be uncontested, both spouses must agree on the reason for the divorce and all the terms of their...
What is Spousal Support or Spousal Maintenance? Spousal support is money one spouse pays the other spouse after a divorce. It is intended to help provide financial stability for both parties and help offset the financial difficulties a lower-wage-earning or...
Christina Jimenez and Joshua Floyd of The Jimenez Law Firm share their top ten divorce preparation money tips. They break down the common divorce issues like credit cards, shared accounts, and destroying property. These...