Moving past a bad relationship that ends in divorce leaves many clients of divorce attorneys looking forward to new ones.
While it is always recommendable to take one’s time entering into new relationships, especially after just ending a marriage, it isn’t uncommon for people to develop new relationships while separated [...]
As any divorce law firm will tell a potential client beginning with the first phone call, no two Texas divorces are the same.
It is impossible to give a firm estimate on things like time frame, outcome, or other details about a divorce, as each of those depends on the [...]
Choosing to start the process of getting divorced in Texas can be complex and emotional.
What can also be difficult is knowing how to move ahead with things like your living situation, dividing up marital property, and even child custody questions when the divorce procedure has been initiated.
Depending on [...]
In this 7-part series about divorce in Texas, the division of marital assets is certainly not the only financial element that divorce lawyers must help their clients resolve, as marital debt must be dealt with as well.
Just as marital property is not always evenly divided 50/50 in a community [...]
When it comes to the process of dissolving a marriage, divorce lawyers are always quick to point out at the start that Texas is a community property state.
This generally means that spouses are required to go through a dispersal process that divides the marital property between them.
What many [...]
The division of marital property is one of the more complicated aspects of ending a marriage that Texas divorce lawyers work with their clients to finalize.
This is especially so with non-material wealth like employee benefits and retirement income, both of which a divorcing spouse may have certain rights to [...]
Getting a divorce in Texas definitely comes with a financial cost that could include paying court fees, hiring an experienced divorce lawyer, and other possible expenses; however, the money aspect should not prevent someone from filing.
That is because the actual cost to retain the services of an attorney can [...]
In this last of 7 segments discussing the basics of divorce, the topic is family violence and how Texas divorce lawyers sometimes see the family courts intervening as a result.
Contacting an attorney to start the divorce process is a good first step when a marriage is unrepairable, there are [...]
If you are considering filing for divorce, it would be important to know that there are two types of divorce you can seek in Texas: no-fault or fault-based.
No-fault divorces only involve providing a valid reason why the marriage cannot be sustained and then the division of marital property and [...]
