Divorce can be a complex and confusing process, and many people have a lot of questions. Below is a general overview of some common Texas divorce questions that our firm hears. If you are located near Sugar Land, feel free to contact our divorce law firm for more...
When a legal conflict involves family matters, you might imagine yourself fighting it out in court with your spouse or another party. However, did you know that there are out-of-court options to settle your family law dispute? There are other methods of resolving...
If you’re considering filing for divorce, you likely want to know how long the overall process will take. The answer? It depends. Due to Texas’ mandatory 60-day waiting period, the court cannot grant the divorce until at least 60 days have passed from the date the...
Divorce is common in Texas – just like in any other state – and the Lone Star State has its own laws and procedures you must follow in a divorce. If you find yourself contemplating divorce, you can always benefit from the help of an experienced divorce...
When a married couple has reached a dead-end in terms of saving their marriage, divorce becomes inevitable, and one of the most difficult and complex issues in divorce is first, how to break the news to their children, and second, how to help the children cope with...
When parents of a child cannot jointly raise their child due to separation or divorce, they should have court orders on how they will share custody and how the child should be financially supported by the non-custodial parent. This child support order is based on...
