A divorcing woman refuses a request from her husband, exposing deeper tensions about finances, respect and trust.

First comes love. Then comes marriage. And for around 670,000 couples per year, then comes divorce. While you’re thinking about the holiday season that’s off and running, the nation’s divorce ...

Blank court document for a summons to appear. Serving divorce papers varies by state. Variations in service of process can include waiting periods, residency requirements, alternate service options, ...

During Divorce With Respect Week, Robin Zegen is offering free 30-minute phone consultations for Dallas-area residents who want to learn whether Collaborative Divorce may be right for their situation.

Divorce is often an emotionally charged and challenging experience. Beyond the personal heartbreak that may be involved, the legal and financial aspects can feel overwhelming. One of the most ...

For many married couples, divorce can be a sensible and desirable route to take for a number of personal or financial reasons. The process of getting a divorce can be complicated, especially when it ...

STEP ONE: File the lawsuit. To file for divorce, you must first file the following documents in the county in which you or your spouse reside: a Civil Summons, a Complaint for Absolute Divorce, a ...

At the outset of a divorce, uncertainty tends to surface quickly. Questions about finances, parenting, and next steps often arrive all at once. Dallas family law attorney Carla M. Calabrese, founding ...

Divorces never seem to end for many couples. Even after a couple has legally completed the emotionally and financially expensive court process, oftentimes the process lingers on for many years. Why?