Sep 02
1. Personality Disorders in Divorce As divorce lawyers, we get told all the time “my spouse has a personality disorder.” While some lawyers may roll their eyes at this, it’s actually often the case that in high conflict litigation one of the parties does indeed have a personality disorder. After all, oftentimes that’s the very reason the divorce or custody case is conflict – one of the parents has a disconnect from reality or sees the world in a certain, harmful way, and the othe...
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Getting divorced after over a decade of married life is not easy. In this article, we'll go over the factors of divorce you will need to consider when filing for divorce after at least 10 years of marriage. (more…)
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If you are thinking about divorcing, you might become suspicious of your spouse. Suddenly, you start to wonder if they really were where they said—were they working late at the office or were they cheating with a paramour? When these suspicions creep in, divorce might become a real possibility. If this is the case, you may feel inclined to track where your spouse is going. (more…)
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Has Your Spouse Financially Cheated You? It is not unheard of a spouse being inclined to make transactions that favor themselves and harm their spouse in the midst of a divorce. For example, one might choose to pay off old debts, transfer money to a relative, or spend community funds on a paramour. If this has happened to you, there are several ways an experienced lawyer can attempt to recover those funds. Texas law is designed to correct any depletion of community assets arising from the w...
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