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A contested divorce can take a long time—more than a year in most situations. It is not unusual for one… Continue reading What is a Temporary Order in a League City Divorce?
Read MoreDivorce Mistakes that Can Cost You
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A divorce restores your freedom. When done right, it should also set you up financially for the future. Sadly, many… Continue reading Divorce Mistakes that Can Cost You
Read MoreHidden Assets and Your Galveston Divorce: What You Should Know
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When you are getting divorced in Galveston or League City, it is important to understand how the court will divide… Continue reading Hidden Assets and Your Galveston Divorce: What You Should Know
Read MoreCan You Start Dating Before Your Divorce is Finalized?
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One of the benefits of getting divorced is the ability to finally re-enter the dating scene in search of true… Continue reading Can You Start Dating Before Your Divorce is Finalized?
Read MoreHow Does Property Division Work in a Texas Divorce?
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Anyone planning on a divorce in League City or Galveston needs to understand how Texas courts handle property division. Property… Continue reading How Does Property Division Work in a Texas Divorce?
Read MoreWhat Happens if a Judge Makes a Mistake in My Divorce Case?
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Nobody is perfect. This applies to judges as much as anyone else. Sometimes judges issue a factually incorrect judgment. For… Continue reading What Happens if a Judge Makes a Mistake in My Divorce Case?
Read MoreWhen Can a Texas Court Modify a Child Custody Order?
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When it comes to child custody disputes in Galveston, divorce is not always the last word on the matter. Texas… Continue reading When Can a Texas Court Modify a Child Custody Order?
Read MoreIs a Prenuptial Agreement Enforceable If It Has a Forfeiture Clause?
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Many Galveston couples choose to sign prenuptial agreements in order to minimize potential arguments over property in the event of… Continue reading Is a Prenuptial Agreement Enforceable If It Has a Forfeiture Clause?
Read MoreDivided Texas Supreme Court Rules Wife Entitled to Entire Marital Home Following Husband’s Child Abuse
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Back in February, we discussed a pending Texas Supreme Court case involving the division of community property in a case… Continue reading Divided Texas Supreme Court Rules Wife Entitled to Entire Marital Home Following Husband’s Child Abuse
Read MoreWhat to Do when Your Ex-Spouse Interferes with Visitation
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Divorce is often an emotionally-draining experience, so it is normal to breathe a sigh of relief when you reach the… Continue reading What to Do when Your Ex-Spouse Interferes with Visitation
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