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Posted on Oct 6, 2018 By Law Office of Bryan Fagan
There are various manifestations of this dirty trick that I have seen where a spouse has asked the other spouse to ignore the language of the divorce decree and sign the papers. In today’s blog, ...
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Posted on Oct 2, 2018 By Law Office of Bryan Fagan
This blog is a continuation of a previous blog regarding damaging, destroying, or selling marital assets. Some spouses move everything out of the house before they file for divorce. Alternatively, if ...
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Posted on Oct 1, 2018 By Law Office of Bryan Fagan
One of the most frequently asked questions that I hear is, “Can my spouse and I use the same attorney for our uncontested divorce ?” The answer is no. Whether your divorce is contested or ...
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Posted on Sep 29, 2018 By Law Office of Bryan Fagan
In Texas, many people are aware that Texas recognizes common-law marriage. However, not everyone I meet with is aware of what it takes to meet the Texas statutory requirements of being common law ...
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Posted on Sep 5, 2018 By Law Office of Bryan Fagan
Unless you and your spouse have resolved all issues in a divorce, your divorce will more than likely be considered "contested". This doesn't mean that there is going to be a full-on assault ...
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Posted on Aug 29, 2018 By Law Office of Bryan Fagan
If you have recently decided to divorce, you may find that you are unable to agree with your spouse on important issues such as child support, alimony, and division of assets/liabilities. This may ...
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Posted on Jul 8, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
I like to think of divorce cases as having two stages. You could argue that there are far more, but for the purposes of this blog post, I will stick with my general theory that there are two. The ...
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Posted on Jul 4, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
If you begin down the road towards divorce it is easy to encounter roadblocks. Many of these barriers are ones that are completely out of your control and must still be dealt with. In some areas, ...
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Posted on Jun 28, 2018 By Law Office of Bryan Fagan
The following are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about Uncontested and No-Fault Divorce in Texas. The answers are general and designed to help you better understand how Texas ...
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Posted on May 14, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
So much effort, time and thought goes into the creation of a Final Decree of Divorce. If you have been through a divorce you know exactly what I am talking about. From the time that your Original ...
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Posted on Apr 21, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
If a judge has approved your or the opposing party’s request to have a child custody evaluation conducted, or has ordered one done on their own, it is logical that he or she would place a great ...
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Posted on Apr 15, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
It’s probably fair to assume that many of you reading this blog believe that you have a spouse that is controlling or at least more controlling than most spouses. Their need to constantly ...
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Posted on Apr 4, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
Normally if you want to get a divorce in Texas you follow the procedures in filing and obtaining a divorce that everybody else does. Sure, your divorce will have components and circumstances that make ...
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Posted on Mar 31, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
A premarital agreement is a contract between you and your spouse that is signed off on before the two of you tie the knot. The most common reason why you may want to sign a prenuptial agreement before ...
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Posted on Mar 9, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
For the most part thus far in our discussion on enforcement lawsuits in Texas family law cases, we have gone over some of the finer points associated with issues related to parents and children. ...
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Posted on Feb 25, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
A summary judgment allows for a court to dispose of a case where either the Petitioner (the party who filed the lawsuit) either does not have sufficient evidence to win the relief he or she is ...
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Posted on Feb 17, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
The attorneys with the Law Office of Bryan Fagan have previously written in our blogs that your children are going to be impacted more heavily by your divorce than anyone else- including you and your ...
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Posted on Feb 14, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
There is no more romantic day of the year than Valentine’s Day. Whether we like it or not February 14 th has become synonymous with love, affection, greeting cards and chocolates. If you are ...
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Posted on Feb 12, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
Whether it comes as a surprise to you or not, receiving divorce papers from a process server or law enforcement officer can be one of the more unnerving experiences of your life. The process begins ...
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Posted on Feb 11, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
If you are going through a divorce currently or are contemplating one I can assure you that one thing that you will not be lacking for it advice. Most of that advice will be unsolicited as well. Once ...
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Posted on Feb 4, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
One size fits all is an approach that not only doesn’t work for blue jeans but also in the world of child support. The Texas Family Code has laid out its proscribed levels of child support that ...
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Posted on Feb 2, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
One of the least common family law cases that attorneys and courts run into are annulments. Divorces, child custody cases and even adoptions are more prevalent than annulments. Let’s spend ...
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Posted on Feb 1, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
Parents who are preparing to live underneath a possession schedule as a result of their divorce or child custody case will always have questions about how to either structure their schedules or how to ...
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Posted on Jan 27, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
In Part One of the Law Office of Bryan Fagan ’s series on Frequently Asked Questions about Texas divorces, we discussed how much your divorce could cost and the factors that contribute to the ...
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Posted on Jan 26, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
One of the benefits of working as an attorney at the Law Office of Bryan Fagan is that I have the opportunity to frequently meet with potential clients in consultations. We offer people like you that ...
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