Irving, TX
Family Lawyer at Irving, TX
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation, Debt Collection
If the court finds he has a history of family violence, he cannot get primary custody. However, he could still get joint custody and visitation. ...
He will probably not get custody, but he will get visitation. If you want to make sure you get the best outcome and limit visitation (if that is...
The court will not award spousal support under Texas law. However, the court may award her a disproportionate share of the money (like 60/40) to...
As an asset (it does have value) not divided upon marriage, if it wasn't disclosed, a court in Texas could go back and award it or a portion of the...
You are entitled a portion (typically half) of the 401k generated during the marriage. You can access those monies with a heavy penalty prior...
There really is no need unless your spouse is still in Texas and you are worried about that spouse attempting to claim you are still married. If...
You need to attempt to terminate the rights of one of his parents, first, so you can step into their shoes. Then file an adoption case. This...
You cannot go back. As long as he pays what he is ordered to pay, that's it. You need to (and it sounds like you already did) file to get a new...
He will have joint custody and be ordered to pay child support. In fact, he will be ordered to pay child support even without joint custody as...
In Texas, a court WOULD have the jurisdiction to consider that a marital asset. However, if you purchase it and are willing to purchase it/pay for...
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