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Temporary Orders in Texas Divorces
Attorney Bryan Fagan Releases an eBook on Temporary Orders in Texas Family Law
Attorney Bryan Fagan has been hard at work, producing nearly 50 eBooks on a wide range of family law topics. One of his latest offerings takes a deep dive into Temporary Orders, a key part of the divorce process in Texas.
This book walks readers through the purpose and importance of Temporary Orders in a divorce. Temporary Orders are court directives that go into effect while the divorce is still pending. They help establish rules around issues like child custody, visitation, spousal support, who stays in the family home, and how bills are paid during the divorce process.
The eBook begins by explaining why Temporary Orders are often necessary. In many cases, divorcing spouses are unable to agree on how to handle daily life while the case moves through the court system. Temporary Orders provide structure and reduce conflict during this emotionally challenging time.
Next, the book outlines the process of requesting Temporary Orders. Typically, one party files a motion with the court shortly after the divorce petition is submitted. A hearing is then scheduled, where both parties can present evidence and testimony. A judge will then issue orders that both parties must follow until the final divorce decree is signed.
Because Attorney Fagan works closely with families during this difficult phase, he knows the most common questions clients have. That’s why this eBook includes a detailed FAQ section covering topics such as temporary custody arrangements, financial disclosures, and how to modify Temporary Orders if circumstances change.
The book concludes with a real-life case involving a complex Temporary Orders hearing between parents who couldn’t agree on visitation rights. Attorney Fagan stepped in to advocate for the children’s best interests. The case took a surprising turn—and you’ll have to read the book to find out how it ends.
Mr. Fagan’s eBooks are not intended as legal advice, but they offer valuable insight into Texas family law and what you can expect during your case.
At The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC, family law is all we do. If you’re going through a divorce and need help with Temporary Orders, call us today at (713) 322-8987, or contact us online.
