What Does It Mean to Go to Trial in a Texas Family Law Case?
Going to trial in a Texas family law case can be a daunting prospect, especially when emotions and complex legal […]
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Confused About Family Laws in Texas? Read This Guide to Learn More
Family laws in Texas play a vital role in navigating life’s most personal challenges. At some point, nearly everyone in
Mediation in a Texas Family Law Case
In practice, many Texas family law cases are resolved through a more peaceful and constructive process called mediation. Unlike the
Co-parenting: Buzz Word or Something Worthwhile for You to Practice?
In recent years, certain words become so overused in the media that they begin to lose their impact. “Co-parenting” is
Know Your Parental Rights in a Child Custody or Divorce Case in Texas
A child custody or divorce case in Texas can be both complex and emotionally taxing. Understanding your parental rights in
How Does a Judge Divide up Community Property in a Texas Divorce?
The word most often mentioned by potential clients when discussing the main goal of a divorce is “fair.” In particular,
How to approach issues related to children in your Texas family law case
Child-related issues are often the most critical aspect of any Texas family law case. Whether it involves custody, decision-making, or
Top Tips on How to Finance a Divorce in Texas
Divorce can be a financial burden as well as an emotional one. From attorney fees to court costs, expenses can quickly add up. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! Our guide on how to finance a divorce in Texas offers practical ways to manage expenses, from using personal savings to exploring personal loans and credit cards. We’ll also cover alternative funding sources and the vital role of budgeting and financial planning during this challenging time. So, grab a cup of coffee and dive into our comprehensive guide on how to navigate the complexities of financing a divorce in Texas.
How Do I Protect Myself Before Divorce?
Preparing for divorce can be daunting, but understanding how to protect yourself before divorce begins is crucial. Taking proactive steps
Getting a Divorce Should Not Define Who You Are (No Matter What Anyone Else Says)
In this blog for the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, I have the privilege of discussing important topics that resonate