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How to Handle a High Asset Divorce in Texas
You and your spouse are thinking about splitting up. While you believe it’s for the best, one of things you’re most concerned about is how your assets are going to be divided. If you have a large number of assets, you want to protect them and ensure that you won’t lose everything in your… Read More »
Can I Get Spousal Support If My Divorce Case Is Pending?
You’re getting a divorce. Not only is it taking an emotional toll on you, but a financial one as well. You may have put your work on hold while you were married, or you are facing some sky-high bills due to your divorce. Now, you’re wondering: Can I get spousal support if my divorce… Read More »
The Importance of Keeping Your Child Support and Spousal Maintenance Up to Date
Lately, you’ve been finding it difficult to pay your child support or spousal maintenance in Texas. While many people are going through a rough time financially because of COVID-19, the high unemployment rate, and the economic downturn, that doesn’t mean you can shirk your responsibilities. In fact, the court could make some hefty judgments… Read More »
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 »
How is Spousal Maintenance Determined?
While spousal maintenance is available if a person meets requirements under the Texas Family Code, it is not guaranteed. The duration and amount of maintenance will vary on a case-by-case basis. As such, it is important to understand your rights when initiating the divorce process and handling matters related to spousal maintenance, and to work with proven attorneys who can protect your interests.
