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  • Prenuptial Agreements Could Be Key to Strong Marriage
    Prenuptial Agreements Could Be Key to Strong Marriage

    Unless you’re part of a famous Hollywood couple, the thought of asking your fiance/fiancee for a prenuptial agreement is most likely the furthest from your mind. Prenuptial agreements typically have a ...

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  • How Do School Days Affect My Standard Possession Schedule in Texas?
    How Do School Days Affect My Standard Possession Schedule in Texas?

    After a divorce with children, the Texas divorce decree will include a possession order that states the dates and times the non-custodial parent (parent who does not have custody of the children ) ...

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  • Financial Differences Between Litigation and Collaborative Law
    Financial Differences Between Litigation and Collaborative Law

    Lawyers who practice Collaborative Law are the first to say that Collaborative Divorces are not only more amicable, in some cases, they can also save considerable time and money in comparison to a ...

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  • Man Wins Back Child Support After Learning He is Not the Father
    Man Wins Back Child Support After Learning He is Not the Father

    In Australia, a man took his 14-year-old son for a DNA paternity test. He had been suspicious for some time that the boy was not his son due to several comments that the boy looking nothing like him ...

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  • Reimbursement Claims in Divorce
    Reimbursement Claims in Divorce

    By: Kelly Erickson Robb A lot of people coming into a divorce assume that they will get credit for money they spent during the marriage, including paying down the mortgage, helping the other spouse ...

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  • The Importance of the Divorce Journal
    The Importance of the Divorce Journal

    We always advise clients to keep a journal of the other spouse’s actions during the divorce process, especially in cases where the spouse has a habit of not paying bills, removing property without ...

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