Knowledge is Power: Guidance for Divorce

Divorce happens. And while it’s never easy, it can ultimately become an opportunity for self-discovery and personal growth. If you’re thinking about making this life change, it’s a good idea to seek legal advice from an expert early on in the process- even before you’ve made a decision. Divorce can be a complicated process. Consulting with an attorney can help you consider a number of factors that may not have occurred to you, including the timing of your filing, your spousal rights under Texas law, what is separate and what is community property, who qualifies for spousal maintenance, and much, much more.

Two women talking at a table while holding papersKnowledge is Power

Sam M. (Trey) Yates, III, is a board certified family law attorney by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. He has guided women through the ups and downs of divorce since 1986! He created The Guide to Good Divorce to empower women of all ages with the information and resources they need to make informed decisions during this time that can be incredibly emotionally turbulent. Knowledge really is power!
 
The Guide to Good Divorce is a seminar that provides guidance from uniquely qualified experts on divorce law in Texas. You’ll also receive divorce financial education and planning, as well as information about enhancing your life skills and improving your physical and spiritual wellness. It’s designed specifically to empower women to successfully navigate through divorce and into a fuller, healthier, and happier life.

A woman doing yoga looks to the skyStep by Step Guidance

From the first step of learning how to in Texas, to when the divorce is finalized, The Guide to Good Divorce provides resources to cover a variety of topics that may pertain to your situation including the following:
  • Divorce planning
  • Hiring a lawyer
  • Dividing real estate, retirement accounts, marital property, & debts
  • Domestic violence
  • Texas divorce law
  • Handling social media during a divorce
  • Court orders
  • Health insurance
  • Custody arrangement & child support

Connect with Others

In addition to receiving guidance in all these areas and more, women who attend the seminar will have the opportunity to meet and share with others facing similar challenges. There will be opportunities to connect and build new communities of support. Building such relationships can be a pivotal aspect of the healing and growth process. Through these interactions, attendees can share their experiences, stories, and coping strategies, providing emotional support and understanding that can be profoundly reassuring.

Three women laugh and embraceSign Up Today!

Reserve your spot now for the first in-person seminar of The Guide to Good Divorce on Saturday, February 1. Held at The St. Regis Hotel, you will learn everything you need to know about divorce. Whether you are considering a divorce, are currently in proceedings, or have come out on the other side, you’ll be provided with the information and guidance to empower you each step of the way and help you plan for your future. By the end of the day, you’ll walk away with actionable strategies, renewed confidence, and inspiration to embrace your next chapter with strength and purpose.

A hand writing on a legal pad while another pair of hands are clasped. There is a scale in the backgroundCan’t make the February seminar? There will also be other opportunities throughout the year: April 5, June 14, and September 13. Mark your calendar now and plan to attend one of these sessions. Tickets are just $97 per person. Registration includes all materials and a light breakfast. Valet parking or free self-parking is available. Take the first step toward a brighter, healthier future and register today. For more information, visit the website, call 713-999-8626, or email.

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Bethany Dufilho
Bethany, the daughter of an army chaplain and a special education teacher, grew up moving every 2-3 years. She considers herself an introvert who had to learn how to make friends quickly! She met her Houstonian husband, Paul, in college and they married in 2004. They first settled just north of Houston, where she earned her master's degree at Sam Houston State in School Psychology. After working in public education for a couple of years, she decided to stay home full time with their children, Charlie {2008}, Norah {2010}, and Will {2013}. The family moved to Katy in 2012, where they’ve been ever since. She loves decorating and even had her own small business for a while. She also loves to read, binge-watch old TV shows, talk politics and enneagram, and will not turn down a cup of strong coffee or a good conversation with a friend.

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