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What’s the Spousal Maintenance Modification Process in Texas?
When a married couple has a child, the home and childrearing duties are usually not equal. One spouse will typically work more, while the other will be primarily responsible for looking after the children, cooking, caring for any pets and generally making sure the house is in order. While this may be an ideal… Read More »
The 90 Day Fiancé Process
Long distance can put a strain on any relationship, but can you imagine traveling halfway across the world and getting married in just 90 days? Many couples are ready to put their relationship to the test and take that next step. However, there may be some implications to consider before running to the wedding… Read More »
Tips for Traveling Internationally with your Children After Divorce
Flight tickets? Check! Suitcase? Check! How about the child’s travel consent form? Did you provide notice to the other parent? Do you have the child’s passport? Traveling internationally with children after a divorce requires a few extra steps and considerations. In Texas, there is language that can be included in your Final Decree of… Read More »
How likely am I to get divorced?
The National Center for Health and Statistics National Vital Statistics Report says the average rate of divorce across the country is approximately forty three percent (43%) for first marriages and higher for subsequent marriages.
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Divorce, Hidden Assets & Your Rights
The division of property, including both assets and debts, is one of the most critical aspects of a divorce.
Pet Custody: Who Keeps The Dog or Cat in Divorce?
Boudreaux Hunter’s lawyers have established ourselves on the forefront of this new and growing part of family law. We have worked with numerous individuals and families throughout Texas who had intractable bonds with their furry friends.
Who Keeps the Family Home in Divorce?
If you are considering divorce and have concerns about what will happen to the family home – in addition to any other real estate, assets, or debts involved – our lawyers work closely with clients to help them understand how property is shared and divided during divorce, and what available options you have when it comes to a family home.
