My Marriage is in Trouble! There is an Addict in the House!
Addiction is one of the most damaging and challenging problems spouses will ever face in a marriage. Because additive behavior touches everyone in a family, most marriages are severely damaged years before a decision is reached to end the marriage. Read more about divorcing an addicted spouse in Texas on the blog of Dallas Divorce attorney Mark Nacol
Getting a Divorce from Your Addict Spouse
Has the time come to seriously start thinking about divorcing your Addict Spouse? After much heartbreaking soul searching has the time to break the downhill addictive spiral come for you and your family? Have you decided to stop the instability and damaging personal assaults the addictive spouse and parent has inflicted on the entire family? Dallas Divorce attorney Mark Nacol provides you questions to ask yourself when contemplating divorce with an addict spouse in Texas.
My Mom and Dad Are Divorcing: What about Me?
During the divorce process, and sometimes following the divorce process, it is not uncommon for a parent to become so wrapped up in anger, vengeance or simply being “right” that they forget the effect the whole process is having on the children. Read more on how a divorce effects children and what you can do to improve your communications with your child during the divorce process, on the blog of Dallas Divorce attorney Mark Nacol
Getting a Texas Divorce : Should You Move Out of the Marital Home?
If you are getting a Texas divorce, you may be thinking about moving out of the marital home you share with your spouse. Do not do it without first discussing the issue with your divorce attorney. Read more on the blog of Dallas divorce attorney Mark Nacol of the Nacol Law Firm PC.
Over 50+ Years Old and Headed into A GRAY DIVORCE?
Dallas Divorce Attorneys at the Nacol Law Firm discuss baby boomer divorce , what to expect when you divorce in Texas after the age of 50.
Step-parent Conflict: Put the Kids First
Dallas divorce attorney Mark Nacol, of the Nacol Law Firm PC, discusses a child’s pain of conflicting loyalties to his divorced parents
