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Summer travel with children after divorce

By Law Office of Matthew A. Grimshaw PLLC | July 15, 2021

For some children, the highlight of the summer is going on vacation. Many parents don’t have to worry about much other than picking the destination and making the plans. If you have split up from your child’s other parent, though, there’s something else you have to worry about. That’s whether or not you can legally…

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How a no-contest clause may help avoid some beneficiary disputes

By Law Office of Matthew A. Grimshaw PLLC | July 8, 2021

You served as a referee for your children for years while you raised them and continued to do so when they were adults. Sigh. Now, you know that you will have to do the same from the grave. And you will have to accomplish this through clear directives in your will. With a lifetime of…

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What are the Positive Sides of Divorce?

By Law Office of Matthew A. Grimshaw PLLC | June 30, 2021

People often focus on the difficulties of divorce. They want to know how long the process is going to take, if they can afford it, how to make things easier on the children, and so on. All of this is important, to be sure. However, it’s also wise to consider the positive sides of a…

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What Happens to Your Military Benefits After You Divorce?

By Law Office of Matthew A. Grimshaw PLLC | June 3, 2021

Anybody who has been through a divorce knows that there are a lot of complex issues involved — and a lot of changes will happen. There are some added complexities associated with a military divorce, though. One issue of particular importance to divorcing military spouses is what happens with their military spousal benefits when they…

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Do You Need a Qualified Domestic Relations Order?

By Law Office of Matthew A. Grimshaw PLLC | May 7, 2021

One of the more challenging aspects associated with divorce is the property division process. This is particularly true in high-asset cases. While most couples worry about what will happen with their marital home and vacation properties, they often don’t consider what will become of their retirement accounts.  In some cases, each party has their own…

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When Should I Consider Updating My Will?

By Law Office of Matthew A. Grimshaw PLLC | April 30, 2021

During the occasional neighborhood discussions, the subject of estate planning surfaces. You have a will and are content to know that you are prepared and have put your estate in order for your loved ones. You seem to be all set, and you tell your neighbors so, even though you created your will 15 years…

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How Can You Make a Divorce Easier When You Have an Infant?

By Law Office of Matthew A. Grimshaw PLLC | April 29, 2021

It’s true that the connections children make in their early years matter most in their development. They learn from their parents how to handle stress and react to stimuli. They are taught the very basics of survival as infants and as they grow into toddlers. If you and your spouse are divorcing when your child…

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How Can You Lower the Cost of Your Divorce?

By Law Office of Matthew A. Grimshaw PLLC | April 20, 2021

Divorce, as most people know, is expensive. According to the latest figures, the average cost of a divorce (with no children in the mix) is $15,600. When there are children involved, the cost goes up to $23,500. If that seems like an impossible figure to manage, take heart: Your divorce doesn’t have to cost that…

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What are the Benefits of Mediation in Divorce?

By Law Office of Matthew A. Grimshaw PLLC | April 19, 2021

Getting divorced has a reputation of being extraordinarily contentious and stressful for all parties involved, in addition to the extensive amount of time that it takes to resolve. When a divorce can take months or longer to finalize, you work on your divorce every day is another dollar out of your pocket. Divorces cost an…

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Do You Have to Share Your Personal Injury Settlement Money in a Divorce?

By Law Office of Matthew A. Grimshaw PLLC | April 13, 2021

In Texas, marital assets are considered community property and subject to 50-50 division if a couple divorces. That includes income and most assets earned or acquired by spouses individually during the marriage. Gifts and inheritances received by one spouse are a common exception, as long as they haven’t been commingled with marital assets. So are…

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