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  • Enforcement cases and Office of the Attorney General Involvement
    Enforcement cases and Office of the Attorney General Involvement

    Modification or Enforcement cases can be filed either by you, your attorney or by the Office of the Attorney General. Many people have into the Law Office of Bryan Fagan for a free consultation to ...

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  • Preparing a Final Order in a divorce involving family violence
    Preparing a Final Order in a divorce involving family violence

    In a perfect world, a final decree of divorce would only be used as a fallback measure for families after a divorce has been completed. You and your ex-spouse would be able to work together to settle ...

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  • Important aspects of infrequently discussed issues in child support enforcement suits
    Important aspects of infrequently discussed issues in child support enforcement suits

    Our state provides attorneys with the ability to collect child support on behalf of their clients that is due and owing. The thought is that parents who do not support their children financially are ...

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  • Important yet infrequently discussed issues in child support enforcement
    Important yet infrequently discussed issues in child support enforcement

    If you have an ex-spouse who was ordered in your divorce to pay child support then you know all too well that feeling of unease when a payment is not received by the first of the month. It wasn’t ...

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  • How to handle child support as the non custodial parent, Part Two
    How to handle child support as the non custodial parent, Part Two

    In yesterday’s blog post from the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC , we introduced our topic of child support cases from the noncustodial parent’s perspective. You are the non-custodial parent if your ...

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  • Is a Mediated Settlement Agreement Still Valid in Texas if a Case is Dismissed?
    Is a Mediated Settlement Agreement Still Valid in Texas if a Case is Dismissed?

    A while back, a friend and fellow attorney asked me some questions about whether an MSA was still valid if a case was dismissed. I have heard this question debated before among attorneys and opinions ...

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