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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
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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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When a Texas divorce case involves minor children of the two parties, a court must address such issues as custody,… Continue reading What are the Child’s Best Interests Factors Under Galveston, TX Custody Laws?
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While parties are free to agree on property division in a divorce case, in the event of a dispute, Texas… Continue reading Dividing Business Interests in Galveston, TX Divorce Cases
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In a Texas divorce, there are multiple facets of the case that depend upon determining the full value of the… Continue reading Finding Assets Your Spouse is Hiding in a Galveston, TX Divorce Case
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In short, there is no requirement under Texas law to have an attorney represent you in any case, including divorce… Continue reading Do I Need a Lawyer for a Galveston, TX Uncontested Divorce?
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In a contested divorce case, one of the first things you will need to establish before a Galveston judge is… Continue reading How Do Texas Courts Handle Undocumented Marriages Performed in Foreign Countries?
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Divorce cases involving disputes over the division of marital property can get quite heated. For many Galveston-area couples, it is… Continue reading Can I Go to Jail for Failing to Comply With the Terms of My Divorce Settlement?
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If you are married, any property that you and your spouse acquire during the marriage is considered part of your… Continue reading How One Spouse’s “Waste of Community Assets” Can Impact a Galveston Divorce Case
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Texas is a community property state. In plain terms, this means that all property acquired during a couple’s marriage is… Continue reading Texas Supreme Court to Reconsider Property Division in Fault-Based Divorces
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