Some divorce cases are relatively smooth. The couple agrees how to divide their assets and debts, pursues an uncontested divorce, and the whole matter is over relatively quickly. But unfortunately that’s not always the case. Children, for example, can have a major effect on a divorce case. When this is the case, Dallas couples must… Read More
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Devising a Fair & Workable Child Custody Holiday Schedule in Your Parenting Plan
Creating a child custody holiday schedule for your parenting plan that everyone is comfortable with is a difficult task. It helps to sit down and speak with your lawyer about holiday schedules that have worked for other families. Perusing parenting plans other families have used will give you a good starting point for creating one… Read More
How Many Times Can You File for Bankruptcy
How Often Can You File Bankruptcy? There is actually no limit on the number of times you can file for bankruptcy in Texas. However, there is a limit on the number of times the courts will discharge your debts. Most of the time, the only reason people file for bankruptcy is to have their debts… Read More
How Adultery May Affect Property Division and Texas Divorce Proceedings
While adultery is a form of personal betrayal and causes great amounts of pain in many marriages, the courts may not consider it a major determining factor when divvying up a couple’s marital estate. However, it may play a role in the court’s decisions regarding other aspects of a divorce case. Grounds for Divorce in… Read More
Choosing a Secured Credit Card after Filing for Bankruptcy
Secured credit cards are a viable option for those who have recently filed for bankruptcy. Getting a credit card after bankruptcy can help a person rebuild and reestablish credit after wiping out past debts. It is important to understand the function of a secured credit card, as well as the advantages and potential risks of… Read More
Grounds for Divorce in Texas
If you’re considering divorce, begin by gaining a basic understanding of the laws that govern divorce. Deciding on the grounds for divorce in Texas is one of the first aspects of the legal marriage dissolution process. “Grounds for divorce” simply means the reason you are ending your marriage. The grounds for your divorce may have… Read More
Dallas Divorce Attorney Predicts Change Following Decision on Prop 8
July 5, 2013 – Dallas – The Warren & Migliaccio, L.L.P. law firm is gearing up to see more cases involving court decisions on gay marriage. With the historic U.S. Supreme Court decision on the unconstitutional nature of Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) on June 26, 2013, and two major same-sex… Read More
Multiple Children in a Texas Child Custody Battle
When circumstances occur that prompt a Texas child custody case, having multiple children can cause some extra issues. While the basic laws apply whether you’re dealing with one child or 10, there are sometimes special concerns and alternative custody arrangements possible when dealing with more than one child. Like all states, Texas has child custody… Read More
Options for Filing Bankruptcy When Married
If filing bankruptcy when married, joint or separate filing is available. Each comes with certain benefits and drawbacks that couples should discuss with Plano bankruptcy lawyers as they begin the process. There are many rules and laws associated with bankruptcy, which is why it’s so important to have an idea of what the options are… Read More
Rebuilding and Getting Credit after Bankruptcy
Getting credit after bankruptcy may be an important part of rebuilding credit ratings, but it should be approached cautiously. With patience and a bit of research, it’s worth the wait and effort to start your new financial life on the right track. Those in need of bankruptcy help during the filing process can consult with… Read More
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