Understanding the Divorce Timeline in Texas: What to Expect The journey through divorce in Texas typically takes at least one year from separation to finalization. If you’re considering ending your marriage in Frisco or anywhere in Texas, understanding the required timeline is crucial for setting realistic expectations and planning your future. The process can feel
Protecting Your Home During Divorce: What Texas Property Division Laws Mean For You When facing divorce in Texas, the question “Can I keep my house?” often weighs heavily on your mind. Your home represents not just financial security but emotional stability during an already turbulent time. Texas follows community property principles, which means the default
Navigating a divorce can feel overwhelming — especially if you’re not sure where to begin. Whether you’re wondering how to get a divorce, how to start the divorce process, or how to divorce your spouse, understanding the legal steps involved can help you feel more prepared and in control. In Texas, the divorce process involves
Divorce can be a stressful and complicated process, but mediation offers an alternative that can make the experience more manageable. For many couples in Texas, mediation provides a path to resolving disputes amicably, thereby saving time and money. This blog will explore how mediation works in the context of divorce in Texas and the benefits
Preparing for a divorce can be a challenging and emotional journey. However, taking the right steps can help you navigate this difficult time with more confidence and less stress. Here are some essential steps to consider when preparing for a divorce. Step 1: Gather Financial Documentation One of the most crucial steps in preparing for
Divorce is a challenging and emotionally charged process, and when substance abuse is thrown into the mix, it can become even more complex. Texas, like many other states, has its own set of laws and considerations when it comes to divorce cases involving substance abuse. In this blog post, we will explore the intersection of
In Texas, you can be divorced based on fault of one or both of the parties, or you can be divorced without assigning a fault basis for the divorce. This is known as “no-fault”. When you have questions regarding grounds for divorce and how you should proceed, contact a family law attorney at Scroggins Law
What is a standing order? Standing Orders were implemented by numerous Texas counties to reduce Temporary Restraining Orders filed in non-emergent cases. As of January 2023, Texas courts must publish their local rules, forms, and standing orders to the Office of Court Administration’s Public Information System to be effective. A standing order is an automatic
There are numerous fault grounds for filing for divorce in Texas. These include: abandonment, adultery, cruelty, living apart for three (3) years without cohabitation, confinement in a mental hospital for at least three (3) years and conviction of a felony and confinement in prison for at least a year. Spouses can also be divorced on
Discovery is a formal exchange of information between the parties regarding the evidence and witnesses each side plans to present at trial. In Texas, the discovery process is meant to expedite litigation and encourage parties to reach a settlement before their trial date. Failure to answer discovery requests in a timely manner may lead to
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