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How to File an Agreed Divorce in Texas: Step-by-Step

If you and your spouse agree that the marriage should end, you may be able to complete an agreed divorce in Texas. An agreed divorce ...
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Why Night-Shift Parents Are Not “Less Available”

If you’re a nurse, firefighter, EMT, police officer, or anyone else working overnight shifts, you’ve probably wondered whether your schedule could hurt you in a ...
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How Long Do You Have to Wait to Remarry After a Texas Divorce?

A lot of people are surprised to learn that even after their divorce is final, Texas law may still require them to wait before getting ...
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The One Thing Texas Dads Forget to Document That Judges Actually Notice

If you are a dad involved in your child’s life, document it. That is the answer. Many fathers spend months worrying about what a judge ...
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The Divorce Checklist Working Moms Wish They Started 30 Days Earlier

If divorce is even a possibility, start preparing now. Not because you are trying to start a fight. Because gathering information is easier before emotions, ...
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How the 60-Day Divorce Waiting Period Works in Dallas, Texas

If you’re filing for divorce in Dallas, one of the first questions you may ask is: “Do I really have to wait 60 days?” Short ...
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