You’ve Been Served with Divorce Papers in Texas: What to Do Next
Being served with divorce papers can be an emotional and overwhelming experience. Whether you expected it or it came as a surprise, understanding what you’ve been served with and knowing the next steps is crucial. Acting promptly and strategically can protect your rights, ensure your voice is heard, and help you navigate...
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Spousal Support (Alimony) in Texas
Spousal Support (Alimony) in Texas
When navigating a divorce in Texas, one of the most misunderstood topics is spousal support, also called alimony or spousal maintenance. Many people wonder whether they qualify for spousal support, how much they might receive, and how Texas courts determine eligibility. Unlike many other...
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Divorce Mediation in Texas: How to Resolve Divorce Disputes Amicably and Affordably
Divorce is often one of the most challenging and emotionally draining experiences a person can face. The thought of battling it out in a courtroom can add to the stress, especially when children are involved. Fortunately, there is a more amicable and cost-effective option available: divorce mediation. Mediation offers a constructive way...
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The Texas Divorce Process – From Filing to Trial
If you are considering or currently going through a divorce in Texas, understanding the legal process can help you navigate this challenging time with confidence. Divorce involves several procedural steps, including filing pleadings, temporary orders, exchanging financial information, attending hearings, mediation, and possibly going to trial. This guide breaks down what you...
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The Importance of Seeking Legal Advice After a Car or Truck Accident
Car and truck accidents can turn your life upside down in an instant. From physical injuries to financial setbacks, the aftermath can feel overwhelming. While it’s tempting to settle your claim quickly and move on, obtaining legal advice is one of the most important steps you can take after an accident. Here...
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Maintaining Civility During Divorce
Maintaining Civility During Divorce
Divorce is never easy and can often lead to chaos, anger, and animosity. However, it's important to maintain civility during a divorce in order to protect everyone involved - both spouses and children. In this blog post, we'll look at how one can remain...
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Collaborative Divorce in Texas: A Cooperative Path to Resolution
Divorce is often associated with courtroom battles, high stress, and costly litigation. However, for couples in Texas who wish to part ways amicably, collaborative divorce offers an alternative. This approach allows spouses to resolve their differences outside the courtroom, fostering cooperation and reducing conflict. Collaborative divorce is growing in popularity for its...
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Senior Savings Syndrome
The first few years after retiring can be a difficult time for seniors. When they enter retirement, most seniors stop earning income and it's common to experience a difficult transition to retired life. The first few years of retirement can be a time of life full of surprises. The challenges and changes...
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Pet Trusts
If you’re concerned about the care of a beloved pet after you pass, a good estate planning option for you may be the creation of a pet trust. A pet trust is a legal method that enables you to make sure that your pet is well cared for in the event you...
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Estate Planning During COVID
Having an up-to-date estate plan in place is always important. Not only a will, but durable (banking, insurance, etc.,) and medical powers of attorney are essential – as are medical directives (often called “living wills) for health care providers.
In my practice, since COVID, I have seen an increasing...
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