Protect What Is Important In The Face Of Family Law Matters
My law office has available two options for handling matrimonial law issues: (1) Adversarial or (2) Collaborative. Before you consider the divorce options in your life, you may want to acquaint yourself with these two options in more detail.
The traditional approach is Adversarial. This approach involves both spouses having their own lawyers who guide them through the divorce process pursuing discovery of facts related to the issues of property and children as needed and litigating issues that cannot be resolved between the attorneys or through mediation.
A second approach is Collaborative …
You will want to discuss this issue with your attorney to determine what grounds for divorce may be available to you in your divorce case.
The court will consider a number of different factors to decided whether a disproportionate property division award may be appropriate.
There is a lot of information about child support that may be pertinent to your case that may be found in the Texas Family Code, or just ask your attorney to fill you in and tell you how the law applies to your particular situation.
Family law encompasses a number of topics and issues such as adoption, paternity matters, divorce, child custody, child support, visitation, alimony, domestic violence and elder law. We offer both office consultations and telephone consultations to assist you in resolving issues that may touch any of these concerns.
The family district courts are located in the George Allen County Courthouse, on the corner of Commerce and Houston Streets, with entrances on Commerce and Jackson. Dallas drivers not familiar with downtown, may want to leave early or test drive the trip the weekend before. The George Allen County Courthouse is white Granite and is located across from “Old Red” Courthouse.
“The common theme in all of my points is that we were able to create a custom solution for our specific family’s needs. We were partners in creating a solution, not individuals forced to live with a statutory “cookie cutter” plan for divorce where everyone seems to lose.”
The courthouse is in McKinney, Texas located at 2100 Bloomdale Road. Drivers from the McKinney area may reach the Collin County Courthouse by traveling on Interstate 75 North and taking exit 42 or another preferred route. The courthouse is visible from Interstate 75.
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