Dallas, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Personal Injury ... +2 more
It's tough to give you a final answer without seeing the agreement. It depends if it's an agreement between you two or a mediated settlement...
You don't have to get a divorce unless you've told people that you're married and you both intend to get married. However, you can file a suit...
Without seeing your decree, it's tough to determine what other options are available to you. Judges are going to be hesitant to send parties to...
It's tough to give you a detailed answer without knowing if you're paid up on your bills or exactly what happened in your case. However, you've...
It's less a form than a proceeding. Once the divorce is final and it's clear that the house is definitely yours, file that decree in the deed...
You've got to live in the state for 6 months and in the county where you want to file for 90 days before you can file for divorce in Texas.
Generally, a lawyer requests a retainer before they even start the work. It's something for us to bill against and it generally keeps us from being...
Really, you're going to want the rules of evidence. Unfortunately, they're dense and thick and not necessarily applicable. If you're absolutely...
I agree with Mr. Moore. She has to have had actual care, possession and control of your child for 6 months to have standing to do this. The only...
You can file in Harris county, so long as you've lived there for 90 days. He is going to have to sign a decree, or you're going to have to do a...