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Texas Family Law Attorney Suggests Planning Ahead for Your 2016 Divorce
Many people who file for divorce do so in January. The desire to improve one’s life is at its peak at the start of each year, so it is not surprising that there are approximately thirty percent more divorce cases filed in January than there are in any other month. If you plan to file…
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Texas Family Law Attorney Shares Holiday Tips for Divorced or Divorcing Parents
Despite that song about the holidays being “the most wonderful time of the year”, November and December can be stressful, overwhelming, and sometimes even downright unpleasant for anyone, divorced or not. For people who are divorced or who are divorcing, this season can be incredibly challenging. Fortunately, as more and more people who are divorced…
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Texas Family Law Attorney Discusses Divorce after Age Fifty
Divorce knows no boundaries when it comes to age. Couples of any age can encounter difficulties in their marital relationships that they feel would be best resolved by divorce. While divorcing couples as a group may face similar challenges, there are some issues that are especially relevant to marriages in which one or both of…
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Texas Family Law Attorney Explains Collaborative Divorce
If you are considering filing for divorce, or if you have recently filed for divorce, you may have heard of the term “collaborative divorce”. If you have heard of collaborative divorce and you are wondering what it is, you have come to the right place. I feel as though it is important that divorcing Texans…
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Texas Family Law Attorney Talks About Dividing Business Interests in Divorce Cases
If one or both spouses in a Texas divorce own an interest in a business, the ownership of that business interest must be addressed in their property settlement. There are many ways that business interests can be addressed in property settlements. In fact, you might say that there are as many ways to handle business…
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Texas Family Law Attorney Discusses Property Settlements
One of the major components of a Texas divorce is the property settlement. Texas is a community property state, which means that the judge will order a division of the divorcing couple’s marital property that is “just and right”. Of course, a just and right property division can take many forms, including a division of…
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Texas Family Law Attorney Talks about Alcohol, Addiction, and Divorce
Alcoholism and drug abuse are two things that can ruin a marriage beyond repair. They are long-term problems that have far-reaching effects into the life of the person who is an addict or an alcoholic, their spouse, and their entire family. Unfortunately, many American families struggle with alcoholism and addiction. In fact, it is one…
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Texas Family Law Attorney Shares Tips for Working with Your Divorce Attorney
If you are getting divorced in Texas, enlisting the aid of a Texas divorce attorney is the best way to ensure that you come away from your marriage with as many of the things that are most important to you as possible. Divorce is a legal process, and there are rules that must be followed.…
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Texas Family Law Attorney Talks about Financial Concerns Associated with Divorce
Financial considerations are an important part of every divorce case. It can be difficult to predict all of the ways in which your divorce will affect your finances, but it is important to try and anticipate at least some of them. Learning about the types of financial situations that can arise during divorce can help…
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Texas Family Law Attorney Explains Collaborative Divorce
If you are contemplating a divorce, you may be learning what seems like a new language. As you educate yourself about divorce and gather information that will help you in making a decision about whether to file for divorce, you will encounter new concepts and add terms to your working vocabulary that you just didn’t…