Plano, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Plano, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +3 more
ROMERO v. ZAPIEN No. 13-07-00758-CV Court of Appeals of Texas, Thirteenth Distrct, Corpus Christi, Edinburg June 25, 2010 In a recent decision, the Texas Court of Appeals, Thrirteenth Distric...
See Full GuidePOLLARD v. POLLARD No. 05-08-01516-CV Court of Appeals of Texas, Fifth Distrct, Dallas. June 25, 2010 The Dallas court of appeals recently affirmed the notion that if two parties are not ac...
See Full GuideSANCHEZ v. PALAU No. 01-08-00648-CV Court of Appeals of Texas, First District, Houston. June 10, 2010 This case is all about timelines. To make it easier to follow, I've organized all the p...
See Full GuideBe careful in using forms from fee-for-service forms providers and document assembly services. Not all, but nearly all pleadings drafted or sold by these services violate Texas Rule of Civil Proced...
See Full GuideForms purchased on-line or at the bookstore are very often a bad investment. They tend to be inaccurate, incomplete, and provide useless instructions for filling them out and filing them with the c...
See Full GuideWhen you win a case, you expect to be awarded attorney's fees. That's not always or even often very realistic, but that's a topic for a different case. You certainly don't expect to be awarded fe...
See Full GuideWhat Constitutes Sufficient Evidence to Support an Award of Spousal Maintenance? The Texas Family Code provides a list of factors the court can consider and a few elements that must be satisfied...
See Full GuideStart with Total Resources The first step is to compute total resources. For most people, that is easy: It's simply your gross income that you earn each month from your job, or 100% of all wage and s...
See Full GuideWhat is Child Support? Child Support is the name given to payments made by one parent to another parent (or to the State of Texas) for the support of their children. The Court must order that child s...
See Full GuideFiling the Law Suit The first step in a family law case is to draft your pleadings and then file your lawsuit. When you file your lawsuit, bring at least four copies to the courthouse. The district c...
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