Divorce

Texas family courts are not obligated to grant a divorce to every couple who appears before them. Not only can a court decide not to complete the divorce process, the court may be legally obligated to deny it. Many Texas residents wonder what happens if divorce is not granted. Here is what you need to …

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Going through the legal divorce process in Texas is never pleasant. Even the smoothest divorces take longer than anyone wants and cost more money than anyone wants to spend. And that’s a situation where both spouses are playing nice. But what happens when one person refuses to participate in the divorce? It doesn’t matter what …

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Divorce can be a very complicated process that could extend for months or possibly even longer than one year. A stream of hearings can be disruptive to each spouse’s schedule, but they are a crucial part of the legal divorce process in Texas. When you reach the end of the process, the judge will be …

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