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So, Can you Divorce a Dead Person? If a spouse dies before the divorce is finalized in Texas, the divorce proceeding generally ends because a divorce is a legal action …
Can Emotional Abuse Affect a Divorce Settlement? Yes, emotional abuse can affect a divorce settlement. Courts consider various factors when determining the outcomes of divorce settlements, including child custody, division …
Divorce Attorneys Corpus Christi Without the assistance of an experienced Corpus Christi divorce attorney, divorce in Texas can be extremely difficult. Every year, many Corpus Christi couples decide to divorce …
Texas Laws on Adultery Adultery is characterized as voluntary sexual intercourse between one spouse and someone who is not a party to the marriage under Texas family law. In other …
Affordable Flat Fee Divorce in Texas: Everything You Need to Know Divorce can feel like an emotional rollercoaster. Add in the potential for sky-high legal fees, and it can quickly …
One of the questions I’m frequently asked is whether a person may obtain a divorce when he/she cannot locate the other spouse. Though knowing your spouse’s contact information is extremely …
Going through a divorce is never an incredibly happy time, but there are ways to make it as stress-free as possible – and protect yourself and your interests while you’re …
Crafting a Practical Parenting Plan for Co-Parenting Success A “parenting plan” is a plan for parenting a child, including defining how and when the child will visit with each parent, …
Signs He’s Cheating Few things in life are worse than having a sneaking suspicion that your partner is cheating on you – except finding out that he is. There are …
A deposition is the questioning of a witness under oath before a reporter, who records what is said. Unlike trial testimony, there is no judge present to rule on objections, …