Before a divorce is final, there are general steps to take in the Texas divorce process. Below, our North Texas divorce lawyers provide a brief overview of the steps to divorce in Texas, from filing the initial petition to obtaining the final divorce order. Remember that every divorce is … [Read more...]
How Texas Fathers Can Improve Their Chances of Gaining Custody
Gaining custody as a father in Texas involves understanding child custody laws and showing a strong commitment to your child’s welfare. Texas family courts consider both parents equally, but the goal is to create the most stable and nurturing environment for the child. As a father, you can improve … [Read more...]
Custodial Parent Not Following Court Order in Texas: Your Legal Options
As a family law attorney in North Texas, I have seen how challenging it can be when a custodial parent does not follow a court order. It is especially upsetting if you are denied time with your child after a judge has already decided you have that right. Need-to-Know Highlights … [Read more...]
How Long Does a Temporary Custody Order Last in Texas?
As a family law attorney here in Texas, I know parents worry a lot about child custody. As their divorces get underway, they often deal with temporary custody orders and wonder how long they are going to last. That was the case with Robin when she called me. “Chris, I understand this … [Read more...]
Why College Students Need a Basic Last Will
Many high school graduates are heading to college and becoming legal adults. Turning 18 means you’re considered an adult in most states. This change reduces parents’ authority since their child becomes an adult child with new legal implications. That’s why college students need a basic last … [Read more...]
Can Therapy Records Be Used Against You in Divorce?
Rachel: Emily, things are getting worse as this divorce unfolds. I'm terrified I'll lose custody of my children and be left with nothing financially. Emily: I completely understand, Rachel. But have you thought about your therapy sessions? You mentioned you've shared a lot about your divorce and … [Read more...]
Credit Card Judgments and Their Impacts on Your Score
A credit card company typically seeks credit card judgment after you default on a credit card account. The credit card company does this by filing a lawsuit against you as the debtor in civil court so they can try to get a credit card debt judgment. The credit company is entitled to use any debt … [Read more...]
Texas Uncontested Divorce with Child: A Guide
Stepping into the world of a Texas uncontested divorce with a child, you're embarking on a path that's both emotionally and legally intricate. This journey will involve paperwork and decisions about parenting plans, but it doesn't have to be daunting. With clear skies ahead for those who navigate … [Read more...]
Primary Custody vs Joint Custody: Choosing Wisely
Any journey through divorce involves difficult decisions. These decisions have high stakes, as they will set the course for your post-divorce life and your children’s future. One of the most important decisions someone undergoing a divorce will have to make is the type of custody arrangement they … [Read more...]
Is Selling Property Before Divorce Settlement Wise? Insights for Your Journey
Divorce is a tricky journey, especially when it comes to splitting assets. One big question: thinking of selling property before divorce settlement? It can really shake up your financial future. At Warren & Migliaccio, we're here to guide you. We'll break down: Texas law on community versus … [Read more...]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 11
- 12
- 13
- 14
- 15
- …
- 75
- Next Page »