The COVID-19 (CoronaVirus) crisis is affecting all of our lives on many levels in Texas and throughout the greater Houston area. This is especially true of divorced or separated parents of minor children who are concerned about how school and…
The popular Guide to Good Divorce program will host four seminars in 2022: January 29th, April 30th, July 30th, and September 24th. Hundreds of women have attended the seminars over the past ten years. These informational seminars are designed to…
The the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) just published recommended guidelines for divorced/separated parents sharing custody of children during the COVID-19 pandemic. For many children, the strange days of the pandemic will leave vivid memories. It’s important for every child to know…
Are you facing divorce or know someone who is? You have questions, our experts have answers. Our next Guide to Good Divorce seminar is on Sept. 26, 2020, at the Houstonian. Tickets are $97, includes all materials and a light…
Have you found yourself searching online for divorce information as the New Year begins? Well, you are not alone. Many legal experts note that divorce filings spike this time of year for a number of reasons. “Divorce is seasonal,” says…
Are you preparing for divorce in 2020? Our latest newsletter offers guidance on how to take a healthier approach to divorce by being candid with your divorce attorney, how to prepare for key events in the divorce process, and what…
In the latest issue of the Guide to Good Divorce Enews, founder Trey Yates revisits the concept of Conscious Uncoupling. We also include an article by Patricia Barrett, CFP, CDFA, on what you need to know about Social Security and Divorce. Check out…
By Trey Yates Women at midlife who experience a major life change such as divorce face some tough obstacles. Yet, it has been my experience that women who approach divorce by doing their homework and engaging in the process with…
Have you or your spouse been dragging your feet in finalizing your divorce? Well, you both may have a good reason to sign on the dotted line by year’s end. A significant change to federal income tax law surrounding alimony…
By Trey Yates For many individuals facing divorce, a common concern is the disruption of financial security during the divorce process. This prospect can be especially frightening and overwhelming when a stay-at-home parent, a financially dependent spouse or a disabled…
