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Posted about 1 month ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Magnolia, TX 
John M. Kaman's answer
Well your intentions are clear at least and they have to do with your best... 
Patricia Faye Bushman's answer
If your father is agreeable to a prenup, then he needs to talk to an attorney...
Posted 6 days ago in Marriage / Prenuptials San Antonio, TX
Kevin L. Colbert's answer
By "fully emancipated" do you mean do you have all the rights and obligations...
Posted 10 days ago in Marriage / Prenuptials El Paso, TX
Posted 3 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Trinity, TX 
Robert Hampton Tuthill's answer
first, you cannot have a prenuptial agreement after you are married. This type...
Posted 4 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Houston, TX
Posted about 1 month ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Alvin, TX 
Daniel Joseph Ciment's answer
The divorce court judge can order the debt split to whatever is fair. If the...
Patricia Faye Bushman's answer
Normally this is not community debt and not usually addressed in the decree...
Posted 4 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Houston, TX
Posted 26 days ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Dallas, TX
Patricia Faye Bushman's answer
He needs to talk to his CO. For educational purposes only. No attorney-...
Posted about 1 month ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Odessa, TX
Kevin L. Colbert's answer
Prenuptial agreements are binding in Texas so long as the agreement is in...
Posted 2 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Corpus Christi, TX 
Lee Keller King's answer
Quite possibly. All that is required is to (1) have an intent to be married, (...
Posted about 1 month ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Yoakum, TX
Patricia Faye Bushman's answer
This is not a "family law" matter. You need to talk to an immigration attorney.
Posted 3 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Houston, TX
Lee Keller King's answer
Probably not, unless you move to a state which recognizes same-sex marriage,...
Posted about 1 month ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Chandler, TX
Posted about 1 month ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Irving, TX
Posted 2 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Austin, TX
Posted 4 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Cypress, TX
Robert Hampton Tuthill's answer
To considered married under common law, you must live together, hold yourself...
Posted 3 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Addison, TX
Patricia Faye Bushman's answer
Your email doesn't really make any sense. Why do you need Affidavits??? Try...
Posted 6 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Texas
Posted 3 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Bedford, TX
Posted 4 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Houston, TX
Robert Hampton Tuthill's answer
No. For common law marriage to occur, the parties must live together, hold... |
