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In Texas, prenuptial agreements are valid, and if they are signed by both parties, they are presumed to be valid. As a result, if you are a party to a prenuptial agreement, and both spouses have signed that agreement, you …
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When you are seeking a divorce in Texas, it is necessary to file a lawsuit, called a petition for Divorce. It is highly advisable to hire an experienced divorce lawyer in Houston to help you and represent you in your divorce …
The Courts have changed how divorce business is being conducted since the COVID Pandemic closed our economy down. These changes are likely to continue, even after the pandemic passes. Even though Courts have instituted new social distancing and virtual operations, …
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A common law marriage is one where the spouses are found to be married even though there was no formal wedding. Texas is one of many states that recognize common law marriage. Determining if you are in an informal marriage …
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Texas has a statutory provision that allows one spouse to receive payments from the other after a divorce. In some states, these payments are called alimony. In Texas, however, they are called Spousal Maintenance. Spousal maintenance is not favored in …
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If you have been served with divorce papers and those papers contain orders from the Court or a temporary injunction against you, you probably have questions about what they mean, and what you can do about them. The beginning stages …
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At some time, in almost any divorce, the question of whether you can change the locks to the house comes up. Most of the time, the house is considered community property. That means the house is owned both by you …
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There are two types of divorce available to spouses who wish to end their marriage in Texas: contested and uncontested divorce. There are distinct differences between the two, and it’s helpful to have a thorough understanding should a divorce be …
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Texas has a higher divorce rate than the national average. Most divorces in Texas are considered no-fault divorces. A no-fault divorce indicates that neither spouse is to blame for ending the marriage, and neither …
Going through a divorce can swiftly become a costly endeavor. If a spouse was blind-sighted to the oncoming split, the divorce fees could be quite a shock. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, divorce rates are high in Texas at …
