Collaborative Law Institute of Texas

This post is from Brenda D. Keen, a Houston-based family lawyer, member of the Collaborative Law Institute of Texas, and board member for the State Bar of Texas’ Collaborative Law Section.
Dissolving a marriage – going through a divorce – is the only time most folks must personally deal with the legal system. How that divorce [...]

This post is from Faith Wilson, MA, LPC, a Houston-based mental health professional.
The divorce process affects not only your personal life, but it also has a major impact on the work environment.
Depression and anxiety are frequently exhibited in the workplace during the divorce process, whether it is the employee or employer, male or [...]

This post is from Tracy Stewart, a financial professional in College Station specializing in collaborative divorce, and a Collaborative Law Institute of Texas board member, whose credentials include CPA/PFS/CFF, CFP and CDFA.
Divorce in the workplace can mess with your job or your business. This is true even when it is not your own divorce.
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Last week, National Public Radio had a fascinating story on whether social media could break up a marriage — specifically, on how it can be used to facilitate and speed along infidelity. Emotional connections once requiring face-to-face contacts, phone calls, and clandestine meetings can now happen more subtly via a computer or a phone, and [...]