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  • Identify your post-divorce priorities to achieve success in your Texas divorce
    Identify your post-divorce priorities to achieve success in your Texas divorce

    In yesterday’s blog post we discussed the importance of collecting financial documents early and often in your Texas divorce . I said that as soon as you know that you will be getting a divorce that ...

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  • Post-divorce financial independence
    Post-divorce financial independence

    Divorce is one of those steps in life that you may go through and will never stop to think about what life is actually going to be like after the divorce. So much time and energy goes into getting ...

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  • Texas Prenuptial Agreements: What can and what cannot go into one
    Texas Prenuptial Agreements: What can and what cannot go into one

    At first glance, it may seem like the last thing you want to do as you prepare to marry someone is to discuss a premarital or prenuptial agreement . When you contemplate drafting such an agreement it ...

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  • Enforcement Suits in Texas Family Law, Part Six
    Enforcement Suits in Texas Family Law, Part Six

    For the most part thus far in our discussion on enforcement lawsuits in Texas family law cases , we have gone over some of the finer points associated with issues related to parents and children. ...

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  • Post Nuptial Agreements in Texas
    Post Nuptial Agreements in Texas

    In popular culture and perhaps even in this blog-space, pre-nuptial agreements are discussed with much more regularity than are post-nuptial agreements. Pre-nuptial agreements are unsurprisingly ...

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  • I Am Already Divorced. Can My Ex Divorce Me in Another State?
    I Am Already Divorced. Can My Ex Divorce Me in Another State?

    Recently, a friend and fellow attorney asked me some questions regarding one of his cases. He was representing the husband in a divorce case . The facts were a little unusual in that they had ...

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