Texas Divorce Guide
Everything You Need to Know About Divorce in Texas
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Texas Divorce Guide explains what happens during a Texas divorce and is designed to get you through your divorce with minimal stress and financial loss. The first set of chapters will help you decide if your marriage is over and whether you need a divorce and explains the causes of divorce. The second set of chapters alerts you to the major difficulties you will face during a divorce, helps you be realistic about potential outcomes, and explains how to cope with the inevitable grief associated with a divorce. Section three shows you how to decide if a collaborative divorce or litigation is right for you, teaches you how to tell the kids about your divorce and how to find the right divorce attorney, and debunks major divorce myths.
Section four deals with divorce fears, suggests how to handle a narcissistic spouse during your divorce, advises you about how to survive a divorce financially, and trains you to negotiate and compromise. The fifth set of chapters explains Texas law on child custody, spousal support, child support, and how to divide assets. The final set of chapters advises you about dating during divorce, explains the purpose of collaborative mediation, suggests ways to make the holidays fun during a divorce, and reminds you to revise your estate plan after the divorce is final.
Getting a divorce can be a difficult and confusing experience, especially if you choose to litigate your marital dispute. However, if you read Texas Divorced Guide and opt for a collaborative divorce, you will avoid most of the stress, clear up the confusion, and navigate the pitfalls of a divorce without losing your mind, your money, or your children.
Texas Divorce Guide contains everything you need to know about getting through a divorce without going crazy. If you have questions or comments, please contact me at harry@harrymunsinger.com.
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About the Book
Before getting divorced, you need to ask yourself some important questions, including whether your marriage is, in fact, over.
Harry L. Munsinger, J.D., Ph.D., who owns a San Antonio law office, helps Texas couples answer that question in this guide to divorce.
He shares ten signs that indicate you should move forward with a divorce. He also helps you decide whether to seek marriage or divorce counseling – and if it’s the latter, you’ll discover strategies to cope with the emotional ordeal.
By reading the guide, you’ll be equipped to:
get your spouse out of the house;
be realistic about what to expect during and after the process;
find the right divorce lawyer;
tell children about an impending divorce; and
navigate custody, property, and financial disputes.
Divorce is never easy, but by knowing what to expect, negotiating, and compromising, you can get through it with minimal loss and stress. Discover your options with the Texas Divorce Guide.
About the Author
Harry L. Munsinger, J.D., Ph.D., owns the Law Office of Harry L. Munsinger in San Antonio, Texas, and is credentialed as a collaborative divorce attorney. He was an adjunct professor at the University of Texas School of Law in Austin and St. Mary’s School of Law in San Antonio. Earlier in his career, he was a psychology professor at the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, and the University of California, San Diego. He completed his undergraduate education at the University of California, Berkeley, earned a Ph.D. in psychology from the University of Oregon, Eugene, and a J.D. from Duke University School of Law.