With all the horror stories you may have heard about the divorce process, it is hard to believe there is such a thing as an “uncontested divorce.” Does it exist? What is it? Is it right for me? While it certainly does exist, it is not appropriate in every situation. …
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Is a free consultation from a divorce lawyer, too good to be true? If you and your spouse are considering divorce in Houston, TX it is strongly recommended that you seek guidance from an experienced attorney. Many people search for a divorce lawyer who offers a free consultation. Additionally, free…
The Harris County Family Law Judges have issued a Standing Order for all divorce cases filed between now and May 8, 2020, which shall govern parties’ behavior until May 21, 2020 or until further order of the Court. During that time period, the parties to a newly filed divorce case…
The Stout Law Firm, PLLC Answers the Question: Is There Alimony in Texas? Short answer: Yes, you can get alimony in Texas. Texas alimony, otherwise known as spousal maintenance in Texas, refers to a payment made by one spouse to the other following a divorce to help pay for basic…
Contested vs Uncontested Divorce in Houston Divorce procedures can be very troubling, especially if there are ongoing disputes about child custody, financial obligations, and division of property or assets. Before filing for a divorce, it is important to understand the differences between contested and uncontested divorce. In this post our…
What is a Mediation Hearing So what does mediation mean in law? When spouses divorce or in a custody dispute, one option for settling their disputes can be through mediation. However, many people don’t understand what mediation means or how the process works. Mediation is a form of alternative dispute…
Many American families live beyond their means and use credit as a way to supplement their income resulting in massive debt for their families. Eventually this catches up with them and often results in the demise of their marriage. If you or your spouse has difficulty managing money, recognizing spending…
The process of divorce can be a difficult one for a multitude of reasons. In particular, the subject of real estate, property, and assets can become complicated, as the items that were acquired during the marriage must now be divided. Community property states, such as Texas, simplify this process to…