Sep 03
If there is a separate property interest in a house? The court has only two options: award the house to the spouse with the separate property interest or order to sell the house. If either spouse has any amount of separate property interest in a house, the trial court does not have the ability to award the property to the other spouse. A court also cannot divest a spouse of his or her separate property interest in a house. Once the separate property interest is proven, the trial court can only award the house to the spouse who has the separate property interest or order that they sell the house and divide the funds appropriately.
Sep 27
Retainer fees and cost estimates cause anxiety for many family law clients. Most of the time, this is the fault of lawyers. We do things differently. At Walters Gilbreath, PLLC our cost structure, bi...
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To celebrate the one-year anniversary of our podcast, Jake & Brian sat down with Jim Piper, Of Counsel at Walters Gilbreath, to discuss how family law has changed since they started practic...
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Brian and his staff were great. Brian’s direction and expertise provided me with the legal information relevant for my needs over several years now. He listens and is steadfast which gave me comfort in the courses of action. I highly recommend him.Brian and his staff were great. Brian’s direction and expertise provided me with the legal information...
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