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Generally, in Texas, a child support obligation lasts until the child turns 18 or graduates high school. Whichever event occurs the later of the two will control. However, in some circumstances, the answer to the question may be slightly different. The Texas Family Code governs the tenure of the child support obligation. We will discuss them in detail below. (more…)
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Going to court for any reason can be intimidating. With an experienced lawyer on your side, you should have the support you need, but we know that doesn't necessarily make it any easier. (more…)
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At Walters Gilbreath, PLLC, we understand how sensitive and nuanced Family Law can be. We have earned a reputation as fierce and effective advocates both inside and outside the courtroom with a better approach and providing better results. (more…)
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First and foremost, you should always hire an experienced lawyer. While an associate may work on your case, it is wise to hire an attorney that is Board Certified in Family Law if you have a complex or difficult case. Once you have determined that the law firm you are talking to is lead by Board Certified lawyers, make sure you are talking to experienced trial lawyers. You would be surprised how many Board Certified lawyers lack courtroom experience. Of course, a lot of cases...
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Getting Served In Texas, a party must serve two documents to initiate a divorce or custody proceeding: an original petition, and a citation. A citation is a formal notification issued by a court that informs a party that he or she has been sued. An “original petition” is a document filed by the initiating party that details requested relief. The first party to file is designated as the petitioner, while the receiving party is designated as the respondent. An original petition will out...
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