Austin, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Austin, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Wills & Living Wills
You should definitely confer with an attorney. The property is community, because you bought it during the marriage, but he may have a claim from...
You need to talk to an attorney. You say that you have no assets in joint name, but not being in joint name does NOT mean that they are not...
If your divorce is contested, which it sounds like definitely is, then those prices are not outrageous at all. But, you can confer with a...
If you have an agreement on all issues, you (or he) will need to draft an Agreed Decree for the Judge to sign. One of you can sign and the other...
Although there are questions that need to be asked, it's most likely that the children inherit the house. I would want to know if there any equity...
We usually put those details in the Decree. If a judge is making the rulings in a trial, we ask the judge to be specific about such things. Did...
I agree with Ms. Brochstein. Under what's called the "community out first" presumption, if the $8500 was in there, and you spent out of there,...
Texas doesn't have "legal separation". But, reading your question, what I think you need is a Temporary Order, assuming you're ready to file a...
You need to have a conference with a family lawyer. They can answer many questions for you, but the primary one is how the community property...
If it's his normal residence, you'd need to evict him. But, if you file the divorce, you can ask the court to order him to move out. Normally...
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