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Court is more of a process than a place, which breaks down into several sub-categories. A grouping that also includes—family court.
Learn about what Texas family court is all about and our team at Neal Ashmore can help you with that process. https://t.co/KhyQYJ57bM
You may have excellent reasons for being frustrated with your co-parent. But it is far better to speak with an attorney, a counselor, or a trusted loved one than it is to retaliate against your co-parent in any way. Find out why, here.
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If your spouse is violent, controlling or abusive, here are some warning signs, and the steps you should take to protect yourself and your kids during the divorce process.
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The one absolute truth about family law litigation is the counsel and advice of a qualified attorney at the earliest stage of the proceedings is the best antidote to a bad result.
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Divorcing couples often want to stay out of court and resolve all of their issues peacefully.
Collaborative Law now paves a path that couples can go down by agreeing to every step of the process.
Here's how it works.
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Common misconceptions about prenups are that they are only for the rich and that they are used to the advantage of the wealthier spouse.
However, they actually allow couples to prepare for the future, should they decide to part ways.
Learn more, here.
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For couples who have yet to tie the knot, the easiest, most sure-fire way to protect individual assets from the financial fallout of divorce, is to have a prenuptial agreement.
Here’s what you need to know.
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There’s married, and there’s divorced, but did you also know there’s a middle ground?
For those not ready for the finality of divorce, there are other options that can achieve a similar end. Here’s what you need to know.
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Family law is a body of law that primarily falls under state jurisdiction.
The Texas Family Code is a set of rules that governs various family law proceedings, including marriage, divorce, child custody, and domestic violence.
Here’s an overview.
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Under the Texas Family Code, infidelity is not illegal.
However, that doesn’t mean it won’t affect your divorce. Here are some of the options you have if your spouse is cheating.
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Many parents may dread explaining an upcoming divorce to their children.
There are, however, some strategies parents can use to make the process go more smoothly, and help their children cope with the changes.
Find out more, here.
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In Texas, courts allow for both fault and no-fault grounds for divorce.
Here’s a run-down of what to expect when filing for divorce in this state.
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The financial consequences of divorce can be quite significant.
Thankfully, there are a number of ways that you can help to ensure that your divorce process costs remain as low as is prudent. Here are some tips!
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While divorce cases can become heated at times, many divorces tend to be amicable between the parties.
Thus, with each party’s cooperation, an agreement can be reached on all issues and memorialized in an agreed final decree of divorce.
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If you and your spouse have chosen to have children and you have opted to stay home with them either full-or-part time, you may want to consider drafting a post-marital agreement.
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Texas residents who are planning a divorce may be interested in this article detailing some of the common mistakes that spouses make.
Many of these involve the misuse of social media and other traceable data. Here's what you should know.
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