Once you’ve gone through Chapter 7 bankruptcy filings in Texas, you may have questions about what to expect in life after filing. While you may have been able to take advantage of some Texas bankruptcy exemptions, you will be starting your financial life over. A Dallas bankruptcy attorney can help … [Read more...]
What You Should Know Before Filing Chapter 7
Chapter 7 bankruptcy filings in Texas may seem like the way to get out of financial trouble. However, even with Texas bankruptcy exemptions and the help of a Dallas bankruptcy attorney, you may be confused about whether Chapter 7 is right for you. When considering bankruptcy filings in Texas as an … [Read more...]
Bankruptcy Filings in Texas: who will handle your case?
Bankruptcy filings in Texas can be very confusing for anyone who doesn't handle these kinds of cases on a daily basis. Trying to understand Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13 alone can be frustrating. Therefore it's important that you have good legal counsel. However, you should interview several candidates … [Read more...]
Requirements of Visitation and Child Support in Texas
Divorce separates parents but shouldn’t separate the parents from their children. Unfortunately, some parents try to do just that. Complicating the situation is child support. In Texas, non-custodial parents with a court-ordered child support agreement need to make their payments, whether the … [Read more...]
Consequences & Solutions: Not Paying Child Support in Texas
Unemployment numbers are affecting parents’ ability to pay their child support in Texas. Child support laws in Texas can send a non-paying parent to jail for up to 6 months or even longer. A Dallas child support lawyer may be able to assist you in possibly modifying your child support orders to meet … [Read more...]
Common Myths to Know Before Filing Bankruptcy in Texas
When you are filing for bankruptcy, you might hear a lot of information from many sources and could be confused about which facts are true and which are not. Here are some common bankruptcy myths debunked. Myth: Bankruptcy relief is no longer an option. Although changes have been made, almost all … [Read more...]
3 Questions to Ask before Filing for Bankruptcy with a Texas Attorney
Filing for bankruptcy can be stressful and confusing if you are unfamiliar with the process and are in the midst of dealing with creditors and mounting bills. If you have decided to seek legal help filing for bankruptcy, you should ask your potential Texas attorney questions to make sure you are … [Read more...]
Dealing with the Emotional Effects of Filing for Bankruptcy in Texas
If you are considering filing for bankruptcy, you are probably under a lot of stress and anxiety caused by your debt situation. Constant calls from creditors and the bank can cause you to withdraw and become depressed. Here are some ways to deal with the emotional backlash of filing for … [Read more...]
Helping Your Children Deal with the Effects of Your Divorce in Texas
Children often feel the emotional effects of a divorce or separation much more than their parents. They can feel sad, confused, angry and to blame for the situation. Some children may become withdrawn or act out in school or at home. You can help your child cope with this new and emotional life … [Read more...]
3 Tips for Avoiding a Child Custody Battle after Divorce in Texas
If you and your spouse are considering getting a divorce in Texas, you may have questions about who will have custody of your children and how often you will get to see them. Unfortunately, these situations can often turn ugly, and the child in question may fall in the middle of the fight. Here are … [Read more...]
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