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The state of Texas allows spouses to pursue what’s known as an uncontested divorce if both parties agree entirely on the terms of the divorce. This option is popular because it’s one of the fastest and least expensive ways to end a marriage. However, there are some very specific requirements to qualify for an uncontested
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When a divorce is finalized, it is often not the end of the dispute between ex-spouses. Unfortunately, there are many cases where one spouse does not uphold their obligation to pay alimony to the other party (known as spousal support or maintenance in Texas), as outlined in the divorce suit. Your ex-spouse may refuse to
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Divorce in Texas can be a complex process with many things to think through, such as protecting assets, alimony (spousal support), child custody, and child support. One thing that spouses often do not think about is what would happen if one or both spouses remarry. Remarriage after divorce can have a significant impact on the
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