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  • How will your family court judge ensure fairness in their courtroom?
    How will your family court judge ensure fairness in their courtroom?

    So much of what we do on this blog is to provide you with advice that can positively impact your own behavior that is associated with your family law case. That’s not to say that you don’t know how to ...

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  • Sit up straight, tuck in your shirt and act like a grown-up when you’re in court
    Sit up straight, tuck in your shirt and act like a grown-up when you’re in court

    This is sort of an awkward topic to write about, I'll be upfront about that. For the most part, this blog is dedicated to providing information for you from the perspective of a family law attorney. ...

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  • Conducting yourself well inside and outside the courtroom is essential to having a successful divorce
    Conducting yourself well inside and outside the courtroom is essential to having a successful divorce

    In yesterday's blog post from the attorneys with the Law Office of Bryan Fagan , we introduced the topic of how to speak and act inside the courthouse . It is not a sure thing that you will be ...

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  • Managing a Family Law case in Texas
    Managing a Family Law case in Texas

    The piece of advice or reassurance that I provide to clients with the most frequency before a courtroom appearance is that the anxiety that we all possess surrounding events that we’ve never ...

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  • How to present yourself and testify well in court during your divorce case
    How to present yourself and testify well in court during your divorce case

    When we feel apprehensive about something, especially something unpleasant, we tend to look for any excuse to keep us from having to do that certain thing. If you are feeling apprehensive about filing ...

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  • Getting Ready for a Hearing On Temporary Custody Orders
    Getting Ready for a Hearing On Temporary Custody Orders

    Often times it feels that the T emporary orders hearing comes very quickly. There have been times when representing the Petitioner there has only been 14 days’ notice or when representing the ...

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