In Texas, alimony or spousal support is called “spousal maintenance.” When a married couple decides to get a divorce, the divorcing parties may agree to spousal maintenance in advance of the final divorce decree. A court may also order spousal maintenance in a contested hearing or final trial if certain factors are met and/or proven. […]
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The end of a marriage or a long-term relationship can be devastating. Whether amicable or highly-contested, divorce and custody lawsuits are some of the most stressful processes a family can experience. When children are involved, it is even more critical to have a knowledgeable and experienced representative guide you through the family legal system and
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If you find yourself facing constant emotional abuse or physical abuse, you don’t have to put up with it. Taking proper legal action now will help keep you and your loved ones safe! Consider this sobering statistic: 34.5 percent of women and 35.1 percent of men in the state of Texas have experienced a form
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