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Is a Divorce Attorney Really Necessary?

Is a Divorce Attorney Really Necessary?

by Shawn M. Rudisel | Apr 1, 2020 | Child Support, Divorce, Meeting with your Lawyer, Property Division

If you are facing a divorce, you have a lot of important decisions to make regarding you and your children’s future. If you and your divorcing spouse are in agreement about the divorce basics, you may wonder if you really need to bother with hiring a divorce attorney....
The Divorce Petition: The First Step in the Divorce Process

The Divorce Petition: The First Step in the Divorce Process

by Shawn M. Rudisel | Feb 21, 2020 | Child Custody, Divorce, Meeting with your Lawyer, Property Division

Coming to the decision that it’s time to end your marriage is never easy, and if you’ve recently come to this conclusion, you may be at a loss regarding how to move forward. The very first step after making the momentous divorce decision is to file a...
Texas Divorce and Prenuptial Agreements

Texas Divorce and Prenuptial Agreements

by Shawn M. Rudisel | Feb 19, 2020 | Meeting with your Lawyer

Couples enter into marriage with the intention of dedicating themselves to that marriage and remaining married. The fact is that many marriages end in divorce, but pursuing a prenuptial agreement prior to marriage does not signify that the couple has doubts about...
6 Key Factors that Can Affect the Length of the Divorce Process

6 Key Factors that Can Affect the Length of the Divorce Process

by Shawn M. Rudisel | Feb 18, 2020 | Child Custody, Divorce, Meeting with your Lawyer, Property Division, Spousal Maintenance

If you are going through a divorce, you very likely want to get through this difficult period in your life as quickly as you reasonably can. While every divorce is unique to its own set of circumstances and will follow its own timeline, there are some contributing...
Texas Divorce and the Child Support Cap

Texas Divorce and the Child Support Cap

by Shawn M. Rudisel | Feb 16, 2020 | Child Support, Divorce, Meeting with your Lawyer

If you are going through a divorce, your primary concern is naturally your children, and this concern likely focuses on child custody arrangements and child support. These are typically the most stressful components of any divorce involving children. While calculating...
5 Frequently Asked Questions about Court Etiquette and Texas Divorce

5 Frequently Asked Questions about Court Etiquette and Texas Divorce

by Shawn M. Rudisel | Feb 15, 2020 | Court Procedure, Divorce, Meeting with your Lawyer

If your divorce is going all the way to court, you and your divorcing spouse probably ran up against several sticking points that you were unable to work out via mediation. Often, high asset divorces, especially contentious divorces, and divorces involving family...
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