A divorce settlement is a legally binding agreement between two parties during the divorce process. This agreement can cover details such as property division, debts, spousal support, child support issues, and child custody issues. While both parties will mutually agree upon a divorce settlement, it is possible for one party to feel dissatisfied with the […]
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If you’re involved in a family law dispute in Texas, getting the other party to cooperate can be difficult. In this situation, submitting a motion to compel is often the best solution. But what happens if a motion to compel is ignored? Let’s unpack the typical Texas court proceedings that pertain to your situation and
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Suppose you feel that your spouse has abandoned you emotionally and “checked out” of the marriage in favor of another person. In that case, you may wonder if you can file for divorce on the grounds of alienation of affection in Texas. Unfortunately, Texas is not one of the U.S. states that allow divorce on
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