Does legal seperation protect you from federal taxes?
No, it doesn't. You will still be jointly responsible for any federal taxes until you are divorced. Even afterwards, you will be responsible for...
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No, it doesn't. You will still be jointly responsible for any federal taxes until you are divorced. Even afterwards, you will be responsible for...
Yes, this is true. As part of the divorce proceeding, you can only change your name to a name that you had used previously. If you want to...
As long as you and your spouse agree on all the issues, then an uncontested divorce is the way to go. It is certainly cheapest to represent...
As the other attorneys have stated, you should have a Texas attorney review your will - it is a good idea to do this periodically. This is...
Yes, you can - provided that you meet the Texas residency requirements. At the time you file for divorce, you must have been: 1) a resident of...
If he was married to someone else when he married you, and the prior marriage was never dissolved, then you could file for an annulment - meaning...
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If you and your wife agree on all the issues, I can prepare all the necessary paperwork for you through my online law office for less than $300...
I agree with Mr. Moore - whether the paperwork made it to the courthouse or not, you are still considered legally married - so your only option is...
It's never a good idea to "no-show" for a court date. If you (and/or your attorney) don't appear at the hearing, your wife will get a default...
I am also sorry to hear of your wife's condition... In reply to your question, there are two types of power of attorney - a durable power of...