Divorces Settle Did you know the majority of divorce cases settle? Research reported from several sources shows that it’s estimated that 95% of divorces settle using some form of negotiation for resolving the divorce issues. Negotiations in divorce can happen using many different negotiation tools for conflicts and disputes. Negotiation and settlement agreements can happen [...]
Divorce Advice from a Divorce Lawyer How long should I wait for a return call from my divorce attorney? How long should I wait for my divorce attorney to send me an update? Will my divorce attorney send me a reply to my email? These are just a few of the questions that I, as [...]
How to get a divorce during coronavirus? How to get a divorce during a pandemic? How to get a divorce right now? If these questions all sound like questions about divorce that you’ve been asking yourself, keep reading. You may find out a few things you didn’t know about getting a divorce in Texas in [...]
Your divorce attorney says she needs your Financial Information Statement, the parenting class completion certificate, and you need to start your Inventory and Appraisement with all supporting documents. You think: What? Why? What are all these things? And, how am I any closer to getting divorced if I work on these? I just want to [...]
Wondering how to have the best online divorce consultation you can? Divorce in North Texas looks a little different. In my office we’re offering new payment options including fixed fees & flat fees with a focus on our client’s needs. We’re also focusing on different types of divorce and services for our clients. And, meeting [...]
No one saw this coming. No one planned for divorce during coronavirus, divorce during quarantine, Zoom meetings for divorce consultations or social distancing in courtrooms. Even in normal circumstances divorce isn’t the same for any two people. The coronavirus pandemic has given everyone some unique stories of pivoting in our new world, and a Texas [...]
No fault divorce No Fault Divorce What is No Fault Divorce? A Texas no fault divorce is a divorce that begins with the initial pleading that basically says the marriage relationship is over and there isn’t going to be a reconciliation, in legal divorce terminology. In Texas, it is enough to say that [...]
A Texas divorce prove up hearing is used in a divorce to finish a case and enter a divorce decree. It usually happens when we've got an agreement between you and your ex-spouse, and everyone has signed a decree of divorce. Saying that the decree of divorce has been signed off by everybody means that [...]
Divorce and Money Tips Knowledge is power in divorce. Knowledge about your money will help you make divorce decisions. When you find yourself in divorce, there will be a time when you are gathering information. And, one of the areas you will be gathering information about is your estate. Your estate includes property, accounts, [...]
6 Tips for Before Your Texas Divorce Finding yourself in a divorce situation can be stressful. There are ways you can reduce some of the stress in your Texas divorce. And, one of the best ways I discuss with clients is to answer some questions for yourself and let your divorce attorney know what your [...]