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How to achieve a successful divorce from a financial perspective, Part Three

Posted on Dec 7, 2017 By Evan Hochschild
If you have been reading the Law Office of Bryan Fagan’s series of articles on how to achieve a successful divorce outcome the it is likely that you have either filed for divorce already or are ...
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How to budget for a cost friendly divorce in Texas

Posted on Sep 15, 2017 By Evan Hochschild
We have all heard stories of friends and family members who have paid half a year’s salary for a family law attorney. If you are going through the process of figuring out if a divorce is ...
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