Mental health is just as important as physical health when it comes to your ability to work. If you have a mental health condition that makes certain parts of your job challenging, you may have a legal right to workplace accommodations under federal and Texas law.

If you are in any way typical, you have always worked hard. You have done everything possible to care for your loved ones and you have built up a nest egg that you would like to leave to the people you love.

Add to it a change in routine, relocation, awkward loss of friendships, and parenting issues. One way to help alleviate some of this stress is to plan your finances to help you prepare for life after divorce.

Planning your finances for your life after divorce is important for both men and women...