If you are thinking about getting a divorce in the state of Texas, you may be wondering about the waiting time. The divorce waiting period in Texas is at least 60 days. Here’s what to expect and the best ways to go about the filing process. Waiting Period The 60-day waiting period begins the day […]
Going through a divorce can feel like a battle – always strategizing your next move and how the opposing party will retaliate. With these strategies, does it matter who files first? Here are the pros and cons of being the first to file for divorce. Pros If you are doing the serving, you have more […]
Going through a divorce is stressful enough, and claiming fault can be scary. That’s why it’s important for you to understand what your benefits and drawbacks are when declaring fault before making the decision to do so. In that spirit, let’s break it down. What is declaring fault? When someone declares fault in a divorce, […]
Going through a divorce is not an easy process. The stress and worry weigh down on you, and not knowing where your spouse is physically located can add to the pile of issues. Here’s how you can still get divorced even if you don’t know where your wife or husband is currently living. Where do […]
The discovery process is an integral part of family law and requires a team effort to get it done. But what does the process consist of? What is Discovery? Discovery is the process of collecting documents and information relevant to your case. The process can be formal or informal, depending on how you go about […]
With all the stress and heartache that comes from a divorce, finding a good attorney you can trust adds to the list of things to worry about. Here are characteristics to look out for when hiring a divorce lawyer. Experience Trusting in a lawyer who has experience in the world of divorce cases is key. […]
If you and your spouse or former partner are splitting with children involved, it’s important to understand the child custody law in Texas. First, you need to know who is considered immediate family by law and how it applies to your child custody case. What Legally Defines Immediate Family? Immediate family refers to a person’s […]
What Happens If My Spouse Refuses to Sign the Divorce Papers? If your spouse refuses to sign the divorce papers, your divorce becomes contested. While the divorce will still go through, it will likely extend the divorce process. If your spouse refuses to sign the divorce decree, you will have to set a hearing and […]
There are many reasons why couples decide to split-up, but in order to get a divorce in the state of Texas, the reason must fall under one of the seven grounds of divorce. The seven grounds for divorce in Texas include: Insupportability Living Apart Adultery Cruelty Felony Criminal Conviction Abandonment Confinement to a Mental Hospital […]
Divorce can be a difficult time for all parties involved, especially when it comes time to decide a custody agreement. Without a solid arrangement, relationships between parents and their children can be impacted. It’s important to be educated on the different types of custody to help ensure the best arrangement is made. Here are the […]
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