As a divorce attorney here in Texas, I’ve received many calls from distressed husbands seeking guidance after their wives declare that they want to end their marriages. Gregory, a man grappling with this harsh reality, called me recently. “Chris, it feels like just yesterday we were in your … [Read more...]
My Wife Wants a Divorce But Hasn’t Filed: What Next?
As a family law attorney here in North Texas, I’ve encountered numerous clients facing the uncertainty and anxiety that comes when a wife expresses her desire to get divorced but has not taken the next steps to file. In these situations, conflict and disagreement are often underlying issues that … [Read more...]
How Much is a Wife Entitled to in a Divorce? Understanding Your Rights in Texas
“Meredith, in all my years as a family lawyer, I have seen that same look of concern on the faces of many women,” I told her. “You’re worried about what resources you are entitled to once you are on your own, right?” “Exactly,” she said. “He made all the money and managed it, but I raised the … [Read more...]
Why You Should Hire a Private Investigator Today?
Ever feel like a character in your own detective movie, where every shadow could be hiding secrets meant to stay buried? Well, sometimes life throws at us scenarios that seem plucked straight from a screenplay. Except you're not an actor, and this isn't Hollywood. It's a real-life call for real … [Read more...]
Filing for a Divorce Without a Lawyer in Texas
Divorcing in Texas without a lawyer is sometimes a practical but not always suitable option for couples seeking to end their marriage simply and affordably. This process, known as a pro se or uncontested divorce, allows individuals to manage their legal proceedings. However, it's crucial to balance … [Read more...]
Mediator vs Lawyer in Divorce: What’s Best for You?
“We’re still a great team when it comes to making plans for the kids and running the house. She’s reasonable and fair most of the time,” Steve said to his father. “We make good business partners, but there’s just no love left, heck, we barely even like each other anymore, and I need to move on … [Read more...]
Is Selling Property Before Divorce Settlement Wise? Insights for Your Journey
Divorce is a tricky journey, especially when it comes to splitting assets. One big question: thinking of selling property before divorce settlement? It can really shake up your financial future. At Warren & Migliaccio, we're here to guide you. We'll break down: And guess what? We've … [Read more...]
Can You File for Divorce in Another State? Know the Rules
“She went back to Florida to move in with her parents. Took the kids and all.” Roger said to his brother. “I don’t know if she’s gonna go through with it and actually file for divorce but this move seems like more than a bluff. It made me realize that she’s not the only one with the choice.” “So … [Read more...]
Can Therapy Records Be Used Against You in Divorce?
Rachel: Emily, things are getting worse as this divorce unfolds. I'm terrified I'll lose custody of my children and be left with nothing financially. Emily: I completely understand, Rachel. But have you thought about your therapy sessions? You mentioned you've shared a lot about your divorce and … [Read more...]
Texas Uncontested Divorce with Child: A Guide
Stepping into the world of a Texas uncontested divorce with a child, you're embarking on a path that's both emotionally and legally intricate. This journey will involve paperwork and decisions about parenting plans, but it doesn't have to be daunting. With clear skies ahead for those who … [Read more...]
My Husband is an Addict and I Want a Divorce: Next Steps
Attempting to save a deteriorating marriage is similar to trying to salvage a sinking vessel. Addiction can ruin marriages due to the extremely selfish and unhealthy behaviors exhibited by the partner who is addicted to alcohol or drugs. Sometimes addicts succumb to behavioral addictions such as … [Read more...]
Key Things a Mother Should Ask for in a Divorce
In a Texas divorce, ask about conservatorship and a possession schedule, guideline child support, spousal maintenance eligibility, property division, and safety orders. These questions affect your parenting time, finances, and day-to-day stability after the case is final. The sections below explain … [Read more...]
What Happens If Spouse Refuses to Be Served Divorce Papers?
Picture this: You're ready to end a toxic chapter of your life, but as you turn the final page, you hit a snag: your spouse won't take the divorce papers. What happens if a spouse refuses to be served divorce papers? It's more common than you might think and can leave anyone feeling stuck. But don't … [Read more...]
Things Not to Say to a Child of Divorce
“I’m okay and I think the kids are doing okay too. But it’s hard to really know what they are feeling and super hard to know what to tell them,” Mike said to his sister. He continued, “It’s like, I can’t tell them the truth about why we split at this point, they're too young to understand. … [Read more...]
How to Protect Yourself Financially in a Divorce
"The feeling of holding divorce papers in your hands, marking the formal start of your separation, is similar to being placed on a financial slope. Your mind races with ideas about how to manage your finances during this separation and eventual divorce. The steps you take now can be the difference … [Read more...]
Navigating Your Final Decree of Divorce in Texas
They say everything's bigger in the Lone Star State, and that includes the significance of a Final Decree of Divorce in Texas. It’s the last step that needs to be taken in order to close the chapter on your marriage. It represents the finish line in a long, exhausting marathon. This legal document … [Read more...]
Can You Get Divorced While Pregnant? Texas Law Explained
Imagine you're on a roller coaster, the kind that twists and turns even when your life is doing backflips. Now, throw in a baby bump into this wild ride, and you've got yourself in one of those moments where everything feels upside down. That's right — we're tackling the heart-pounding question: can … [Read more...]
Divorcing a Narcissist with No Money: Essential Tips
Imagine being trapped in a tunnel, trying to dig your way to freedom with no more than a rusty spoon—yeah, divorcing a narcissist with no money feels just about as daunting. But it’s not impossible. You know in your gut it's time for fresh air; time to break free from the oppression and … [Read more...]
How does separate property become marital property
In Texas, a car you owned before marriage is generally separate property, and an inheritance received by one spouse is generally separate property. Texas courts cannot divest a spouse of separate property in a divorce, but you may need to prove it is separate with clear and convincing evidence. Tex. … [Read more...]
Can I Empty My Bank Account Before Divorce?
Removing marital property before a Texas divorce can backfire. If you are thinking about moving or withdrawing money before a Texas divorce is filed, pause. What feels like a financial decision can quickly become a legal problem. Texas courts closely examine any attempt to remove, hide, or transfer … [Read more...]
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