By Robert Reid McInvale | Published May 9, 2013 | Posted in Divorce | Tagged Tags: divorce lawyer, family law attorney, Houston lawyers | Leave a comment
If you and your spouse have recently decided to get a divorce, you may be wondering if you should hire a divorce attorney. Of course, everyone can legally go through a divorce on their own. But before choosing to do, so it is important to understand what exactly a divorce attorney can do for you. Read More
Read MoreSo you’re getting a divorce and wondering about alimony. Will you have to pay or will your spouse? For how long will these payments be made? And for how much? Not all of these questions can be easily answered, but there are some facts about alimony that can help you wrap your head around what Read More
Read MoreMaking the decision to get a divorce or having it suddenly sprung on you by your spouse can be devastating. But even though it is a traumatic time, it is important not to completely succumb to your emotions. Be sure to protect yourself throughout the divorce process so that you are not taken advantage of Read More
Read MoreThe first step to getting a divorce in Texas is filing the Petition for Divorce and declaring the appropriate grounds, or reason, for which the divorce is being sought. There are multiple grounds for getting a divorce in Texas, but remember, you must be able to prove to the court that this is indeed the Read More
Read MoreIf you are a parent going through a divorce you should do everything in your power to comfort and protect your children from some of the uglier aspects of the divorce process. Kids can be easily frightened and emotionally traumatized. So it is especially important to communicate with them throughout these tough times. Be affectionate Read More
Read MoreThere are so many myths involving divorce it’s almost impossible to keep track. But some of the same ones come up time and time again. Dispelling these myths before your divorce even starts can help save you from bundles of disappointment. Listed below are some of the most common myths about divorce: I should have Read More
Read MoreGoing through a divorce is usually a difficult process for all parties, particularly when children are involved. But it doesn’t have to be. If you and your spouse are capable of working together, a mediated divorce could save you plenty of headache — and money. In a mediated divorce, a neutral facilitator works with both Read More
Read MoreLawyers are very busy people. We often handle many clients and multiple cases at the same time. As a result, sometimes communicating with your attorney can be frustrating. But it’s important to remember communication is a two-way street and there are many things that you can do on your end to improve communication between you Read More
Read MoreSocial media is ubiquitous. Facebook, Twitter, MySpace…where once people chatted in person, now they chat online — a lot. As a Texas divorce and child custody attorney, I witness the pain of clients who discover online, or through text, that a spouse is cheating. I see photographs unwittingly revealed online that sabotage a divorce or Read More
Read MoreBecause many couples today cohabit and have children together without formally marrying, it is good to understand whether Texas recognizes their relationship as a legal marriage. Sixteen states recognize common law marriages. However, some states only provide recognition for marriages that occurred before a certain date. Texas recognizes informal marriages. There is no date that Read More
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