Purchasing a home means a serious commitment, along with substantial financial obligations. As a married person, there are a number of reasons you might consider purchasing a house without your spouse. Before you do so, it is important to note that Texas’ laws of marital property differ dramatically from laws of many other states. Texas […]
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The process of getting divorced in Texas can be overwhelming. This is especially the case when a divorcing spouse decides to go it alone without the assistance of an experienced Texas divorce attorney. Texas divorce laws are complex. A pro se spouse may find that researching one legal issue only leads to more questions and […]
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Going through a Texas divorce can be complicated and emotional, but it doesn’t always have to be. If you have to go to trial to reach a resolution, the process can become lengthy and contentious. Fortunately, however, there are ways to prevent this from happening. Depending on the facts and circumstances surrounding your divorce, a […]
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Substance abuse issues affect thousands of people all over the U.S. and can play a major role in the decision to get a divorce. In the event of a divorce or separation, a court order typically gives one party primary custody of any minor children. In some cases, the court can place restrictions on the […]
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Divorce is never easy, but when either or both spouses are in the military, the process can be even more daunting. Understanding how the Texas military divorce laws could affect you is critical, as is knowing—and protecting—your legal rights. Talking to a Texas divorce attorney can help, as long as you choose a lawyer who […]
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According to the World Population Review, approximately 50% of married couples in the United States divorce, representing the sixth-highest divorce rate in the world. Second marriages see an even higher divorce rate of 60%. About 11% of Texans are divorced. No one begins their marriage expecting it to end in divorce. As you can see, […]
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Even after your divorce is final, you can be connected to your former spouse for years because of ongoing orders in a divorce decree. One order in your decree that could last for several years is a spousal support order. But what happens when you struggle to continue making spousal support payments? Is there a […]
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We get it. Dissolving a marriage can be difficult, scary, and devastating. But you can’t let these facts cause you to bury your head in the sand after your spouse files for divorce. If you receive divorce papers, don’t hide from them. Take action. You have a limited amount of time to make your voice […]
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Can I Buy a House Without My Spouse in Texas?
Purchasing a home means a serious commitment, along with substantial financial obligations. As a married person, there are a number of reasons you might consider purchasing a house without your spouse. Before you do so, it is important to note that Texas’ laws of marital property differ dramatically from laws of many other states. Texas […]
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The process of getting divorced in Texas can be overwhelming. This is especially the case when a divorcing spouse decides to go it alone without the assistance of an experienced Texas divorce attorney. Texas divorce laws are complex. A pro se spouse may find that researching one legal issue only leads to more questions and […]
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Going through a Texas divorce can be complicated and emotional, but it doesn’t always have to be. If you have to go to trial to reach a resolution, the process can become lengthy and contentious. Fortunately, however, there are ways to prevent this from happening. Depending on the facts and circumstances surrounding your divorce, a […]
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Substance abuse issues affect thousands of people all over the U.S. and can play a major role in the decision to get a divorce. In the event of a divorce or separation, a court order typically gives one party primary custody of any minor children. In some cases, the court can place restrictions on the […]
Continue ReadingUnderstanding Military Divorce in Texas
Divorce is never easy, but when either or both spouses are in the military, the process can be even more daunting. Understanding how the Texas military divorce laws could affect you is critical, as is knowing—and protecting—your legal rights. Talking to a Texas divorce attorney can help, as long as you choose a lawyer who […]
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According to the World Population Review, approximately 50% of married couples in the United States divorce, representing the sixth-highest divorce rate in the world. Second marriages see an even higher divorce rate of 60%. About 11% of Texans are divorced. No one begins their marriage expecting it to end in divorce. As you can see, […]
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Even after your divorce is final, you can be connected to your former spouse for years because of ongoing orders in a divorce decree. One order in your decree that could last for several years is a spousal support order. But what happens when you struggle to continue making spousal support payments? Is there a […]
Continue ReadingWhat Happens After Divorce Papers Are Served in Texas?
We get it. Dissolving a marriage can be difficult, scary, and devastating. But you can’t let these facts cause you to bury your head in the sand after your spouse files for divorce. If you receive divorce papers, don’t hide from them. Take action. You have a limited amount of time to make your voice […]
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