A shiny new car bought while single might be listed as marital property after you say “I do” or perhaps an inherited family heirloom suddenly seems up for grabs in divorce court. This transition might feel like magic but there's no rabbit or hat involved. It’s the state law doing its thing and … [Read more...]
Can I Empty My Bank Account Before Divorce?
You and your spouse may possess a joint bank account. Although some relationships remain stable for long periods of time, it is always possible for a marriage to end. Typically, one spouse seeks a divorce and begins taking legal action to end the marriage. After dealing with the emotional and … [Read more...]
Your First Step in Getting a Divorce: A Guided Beginning
Imagine standing at a the base of a mountain, map in hand, with trails that stretch out towards unknown destinations. That's the first step in getting a divorce. It’s not just about signing papers; it's embarking on an emotional and legal journey through uncharted territory. I remember … [Read more...]
How late can a process server come to your home
You're chilling at home, viewing your go-to show, or perusing an intriguing book when there's a thumping in the entryway. It's late, and you weren't expecting anyone. A bit apprehensive, you open the door to find someone standing with an envelope in their hand - it's a process server delivering … [Read more...]
Who Gets the House in a Texas Divorce
Ever been on a rollercoaster? The exhilarating highs, the gut-wrenching lows. It’s quite an experience. Now imagine being strapped into that ride without your consent – that’s what going through a divorce can feel like. One of the biggest loops in this ride is figuring out in a divorce who gets the … [Read more...]
Original Petition for Divorce in Texas. A Detailed Guide
So you have decided that you are ready to proceed with your divorce and you may be wondering what is the first thing you need to file. In this article, we will go over what the Original Petition for divorce in Texas is and what it includes. You might be wondering: "What is an original petition … [Read more...]
Custodial Parent Moving Out of State: What’s Now?
Introduction: Dan and Maria “You're what?” Dan told his ex-wife Maria that even though he heard her very well when she told him she was moving out of state, He’s been living in Texas, raising his children, and navigating the complexities of joint custody. Then, out of the blue, a curveball is … [Read more...]
What to Do if Being Sued by Couch Lambert, LLC for Debt in Texas
Dealing with debt is challenging enough, but facing a lawsuit from a debt collection law firm like Couch Lambert, LLC, can feel overwhelming and uncertain. If you received a notice that you are being sued, it is critical to understand that you have legal options to fight and resolve it. Below, our … [Read more...]
What to Do if Facing a Suttell and Hammer Lawsuit for Debt Collection in Texas
Have you received a notice that Suttell & Hammer, P.S. is suing you for an outstanding debt? Our Texas debt collection defense lawyers understand you may feel overwhelmed and uncertain about your next steps. However, you have legal options to resolve the lawsuit against you. Below, we discuss … [Read more...]
What is Parental Alienation And How To Overcome It
Parental alienation is a distressing issue that can arise during divorces or child custody disputes. It involves one parent manipulating their child’s emotions and perception of the other parent, which creates a rift and damages the parent child relationship. Unfortunately, the parental alienation … [Read more...]
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