In Texas, spousal support (officially called spousal maintenance under the Texas Family Code) is only awarded in some divorce cases. Once the order has been entered, it may be possible to modify it. A request for modification can often be…
A divorce case can take quite a long time to complete, particularly if you cannot come to an agreement on the major issues in your case. Even if you don’t share minor children with your soon-to-be ex, you might find…
If you are married to someone who has children from a previous marriage, then you might be curious as to how getting a divorce will affect your relationship with your stepchildren. The answer will largely come down to your status…
The breakup of any relationship can be difficult. When you’re married, it can also be legally complicated. You might even find that the person you loved is willing to use your past mistakes against you to gain an advantage. In…
When you got married, you probably promised each other to be honest and faithful. If you suspect that your spouse has broken your marital vows, you might not know what to do. You might also not know whether you want…
Just a few short decades ago, dividing assets in a divorce mostly consisted of looking at financial and real estate records. While a spouse might still try to hide assets, it was often fairly easy to trace most of these…
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If you are in the process of a complex or high net-worth divorce, reach out to the Law Office of Jason Wright. Attorney Wright takes a practical approach, working toward favorable agreements when possible and litigating aggressively when necessary.
