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Bryan Willis founded the East Texas Family Law Firm with the goal of providing practical legal advice supported with an excellent reputation for quality work and outstanding customer service.
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Reimbursement claims can affect how property is divided in a Texas divorce case. This article explains what reimbursement claims are and how they affect a just and right division of property.
This article is intended to provide a broad overview of the general rules governing child custody decisions in a Texas
The legal terms used in child custody proceedings are different from the every day terms such as “custody” and “visitation.”
Most Texas divorce cases will end with an agreement reached between the parties. In these cases, the parties decide how
The 321st District Court announced the following changes to court procedures on March 17, 2020: In response to the Supreme
*** NOTE: Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, many court changed their procedures. Most hearings in Texas courts now occur
This article discusses how debt is handled during a Texas divorce and how to protect yourself from debt after the divorce.
Divorce is hard. You have a lot of emotion. You must make hard decisions quickly. At other times you feel
This article provides an overview of many of the issues that arise when a divorcing couple owns a business.
You worked hard at your job. You saved money from the day you started. Lucky for your – your company
The short answer is no – asking for a no fault divorce does not prevent a spouse from also seeking
The financial circumstances of a child or parent often change after entry of a final decree of divorce or other