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How long does it take to get divorced in Texas?
“When will this thing be over?” If you find yourself asking your attorney “are we THERE yet?,” you need to know whether the delay is being caused by your lawyer, the other party, the other lawyer, or just the process. … Continue reading
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What to Expect (and what not to) in Family Law
What to Expect in Family Law: To help you understand what to expect from your attorney, we put together these resources: “Timeline for Procedures in Family Law“ “What are the Filing Fees in North Texas Family Law Courts?“ DIVORCE “How long … Continue reading
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Top Ten Common Myths in Family Law
Download this entire document as a PDF here. 1. I want “full custody” of the children. In Texas, the magic legal words are “conservatorship” and “access.” Conservatorship is the bundle of rights and duties that accompany being a parent; for … Continue reading
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Timeline for Procedures in Family Law
Timeline for Procedures in Family Law by Natalie Gregg Download this entire document as a PDF here (). File the petition or request for relief- Your attorney goes to the courthouse, pays the filing fee and asks the court for … Continue reading
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You can love your kids or hate your spouse- but you can’t do both
Headlines this week: “Woman arrested for parental alienation in New York.” Mom, who had primary custody of her two daughters, was accused of programing her children to hate their father. Mom made the father come to her driveway for Hanukkah … Continue reading
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New Year’s Resolutions
Next year, I resolve to be..thinner, healthier, more budget conscious? Instead, what about to be a better co-parent? Challenge yourself in the new year to work with your ex to support your children financially, emotionally, spiritually and to respect the … Continue reading
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The Do’s and Don’ts of Testifying in a Family Case
While the “Law and Order” or Denny Krane cross-examination is the stuff television audiences crave, judges do not revel in drama. As the one in the hot seat, certain courtroom decorum is appropriate and can make or break your case. … Continue reading
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