Divorce is rarely easy. It can be a deeply emotional and challenging process, even when both parties want to split amicably. Unfortunately, this process can become bogged down in seemingly insignificant disagreements. These "divorce petty arguments" can derail negotiations, increase tension, and … [Read more...]
Everything you need to know about Texas Community and Separate Property
By Christopher Migliaccio, Attorney and Co-Founder of Warren & Migliaccio, L.L.P. Understanding property rights is crucial in Texas, especially in divorce or separation. Texas follows a unique set of laws governing community and separate property. As an divorce attorney with extensive … [Read more...]
Key Signs of a Good Divorce Lawyer: Find the Best Fit
Looking for the perfect divorce lawyer? Let us unveil the secret traits of a true legal ace. A great divorce lawyer: Knows how to make plans Communicates clearly Has a deep understanding of family law These are essential traits for protecting your interests. At Warren & … [Read more...]
Legal Separation vs. Divorce in Texas
Legal Separation vs Divorce: What Is the Difference? A legal separation is a court-recognized separation where the couple remains married but is often pursuing divorce. Texas does not allow or recognize legal separations. Although the Texas Family Code and the family court do not recognize legal … [Read more...]
Annulment versus Divorce: Key Differences You Need to Know
When a marriage hits the rocks, you're faced with two paths: annulment or divorce. But here's the thing - they're not the same. Choosing between them is a big deal, and you need to know what you're getting into. Annulment vs divorce, what's the difference? Let's break it down. An annulment erases … [Read more...]
How Much Does a Divorce Cost in Texas
How much does a divorce cost in Texas? Most uncontested divorces run $300 to $5,000, while contested cases range from $5,000 to more than $30,000. Filing fees in the DFW counties run $350 to $401. The biggest variable is how much you and your spouse disagree. At Warren & Migliaccio, L.L.P., … [Read more...]
Divorce and Taxes: What Texas Law Says
Divorce and taxes intersect in five places under Texas and federal law: filing status, child tax credits, alimony, property transfers, and joint return liability. The Internal Revenue Code controls each one, not the wording of your Texas Final Decree of Divorce. Quick Answer Filing status: … [Read more...]
When Child Runs Away to Non-Custodial Parent in Texas
A child who runs away to the non-custodial parent in Texas does not change the custody order by walking through the door. The existing order controls until a court says otherwise. The next 24 hours decide whether the situation stays protective or becomes legal exposure for the receiving … [Read more...]
