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How to handle a cheating spouse in Texas

Posted on Apr 3, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
One of the most difficult and challenging aspects of a family law case is that they are, above all else, personal matters. This means that not only will you become engaged financially, relationally ...
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Can I Sue My Spouse for Mental Abuse in My Texas Divorce?

Posted on Dec 9, 2016 By Law Office of Bryan Fagan
Infidelity in a marital relationship is one of the most fatal wrongs that one spouse can commit against the other. It is a betrayal of not only the trust between the two partners but of the bonds that ...
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