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Are You Eligible For An Uncontested Divorce? If the following applies to you, you may save considerable time and money on your divorce: The spouses agree to the divorce;... The spouses agree on ALL issues, including child custody and property division (depending on your situation); The spouses agree that only one side will have an attorney (while both may employ counsel, it is not necessary if all issues are agreed upon); The spouses voluntarily agree to, and sign, a Final Decree of Divorce; https://attorneysdfw.com/family-law/uncontested-divorce/ #UncontestedDivorce #AttorneyAtLaw

Parentage Suits In Texas, paternity cases usually come up when either the mother seeks child support or her child’s right as an heir to the father, or the father is seeking custody/visitation rights. The responsibilities and rights of the father are the same whether he and the mother are married or not. Learn more: https://attorneysdfw.com/family-law/parentage-suits/ #ParentageSuits #AttorneyAtLaw

Domestic Violence Clients seeking relief from abuse may want to consider a court-issued protective order. Protective orders can be filed against abusive spouses, members of a household, ex-spouses, and persons in a dating relationship. The lawyers at Hardy Law Group, PLLC, can help you work through the precautions you need to make sure both you and your family are safe. https://attorneysdfw.com/family-law/domestic-violence/ Call Now For A Free Consultation (817) 857-4111 #DomesticViolence #AttorneyAtLaw

Divorce Mediation What Is Mediation? Mediation is widely used in family and divorce cases in Texas as an alternative to litigation. The process involves meeting with a neutral party (the mediator) and working towards a mutually beneficial agreement. The parties, their attorneys (if applicable), and the mediator discuss the individual goals and positions of each party. The parties decide on possible solutions and then enter into and sign an enforceable agreement. Learn more: https://attorneysdfw.com/family-law/divorce-mediation/ #Mediation #DivorceMediation

Annulment Vs. Divorce An annulment and a divorce are similar in that both involve legal proceedings which result in the end of a marriage. However, they are quite different in a very important way. With a traditional divorce, it is understood that a valid marriage does exist, and then that marriage is terminated. With an annulment, the court determines that a valid marriage does not exist in the first place and, therefore, declares that it was never a valid marriage. The distinction can be important. With an annulment, there was never a marriage, and thus no divorce. This distinction is important as it relates to the legal standing of both parties and can have implications for future marriages. Learn more: https://attorneysdfw.com/family-law/annulments/ #Annulment #Divorce