Texas Divorce Process: A Mark Scroggins Podcast The Texas Divorce Process is Unique to Every Family The two main pieces of Texas divorce cases are issues involving children and property. Because a divorce with child custody and property issues can be stressful and challenging, Mark Scroggins and his team of trial attorneys and paralegals create
Alternative Dispute Resolution – Rule 11, Mediated and Informal Settlement Agreements Many family law matters are concluded with an agreement between parties instead of going to a trial and having the judge make decisions regarding you and your family. If an agreement is reached through alternative dispute resolutions, there are numerous guidelines, legal processes, and
The temporary order hearing is to address items pertaining to the immediate status and welfare of the individuals of your case on a temporary basis. In a divorce with children, the focus of this hearing usually is who remains in the marital residence, who makes decisions for the children, who gets possession of the children
If a divorcing couple has minor children, the spouse with the higher income is typically expected to pay child support. These payments are meant to maintain a child?s existing standard of living. The courts expect that that custodial parents are using the payments to take care of the kids? needs and won?t monitor their spending
There are certain life events that can make it difficult to make child support payments, like job loss or a serious injury. If you find yourself in a situation where you can no longer afford your child support payments, you may feel very overwhelmed. However, it?s possible to modify your child support. Family lawyers provide
It is influential to your child custody battle, to know what to expect and the types of qualities a judge will look for when making a decision. A parent can find support through hiring an attorney, so they can walk into the hearing with realistic expectations while feeling prepared with evidence about they are most
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