Yes, you can get divorced as a stay-at-home mom in Texas. This video explains your legal rights, financial options, and custody considerations under Texas family law. Our attorneys at the Ashmore Law Firm break down how courts handle spousal support, property division, and parenting plans when one spouse hasn’t been working outside the home.
We’ll also cover how Texas judges look at income, contributions to the household, and what resources are available to help you move forward confidently after divorce.
Learn more about:
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Your rights as a stay-at-home parent
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Spousal support and property division
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Custody and child support considerations
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How to prepare for divorce in Texas
(Authority: Texas Family Code § 6.001 et seq.)
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