Strategies to Sue a Violent Spouse for Divorce in Texas
Ricardo Barrera
In Texas, violence in a marriage may be punished both criminally and in a divorce. Under Chapter 7 of the Texas Family Code, a marital
In Texas, violence in a marriage may be punished both criminally and in a divorce. Under Chapter 7 of the Texas Family Code, a marital
Texas law provides various procedures for proceeding with a divorce regardless of whether the location of the spouse is known. The procedures differ based on
Divorce rates have seen a spike during the pandemic. Attorney Ricardo Barrera was interviewed by Channel 4 Valley Central News about the rising divorce rate
Texas law provides that all property acquired during the marriage is presumed to be community property. This becomes more complicated when the parties are separated
Texas law provides that property acquired during a marriage is presumed to be the property of the community, or of both marital partners. When one
In Texas, one may request a court to restrict the destruction or waste of property and to preserve the peace prior to the other party
It depends on several factors including whether you are living together or separated. The courts may treat the stimulus check similar to a tax refund in
In Texas, the law provides that one must wait 60 days after the filing of a divorce in order to finalize the divorce. Due to
Under Texas Law, any and all property that is acquired by a marital partner during a marriage is presumed to be community property. A tax
Under Texas law, a spouse may report any instance of family violence to the proper police authority. Sometimes, police don’t have enough to arrest a
In Texas, violence in a marriage may be punished both criminally and in a divorce. Under Chapter 7 of the Texas Family Code, a marital
Texas law provides various procedures for proceeding with a divorce regardless of whether the location of the spouse is known. The procedures differ based on
Divorce rates have seen a spike during the pandemic. Attorney Ricardo Barrera was interviewed by Channel 4 Valley Central News about the rising divorce rate
Texas law provides that all property acquired during the marriage is presumed to be community property. This becomes more complicated when the parties are separated
Texas law provides that property acquired during a marriage is presumed to be the property of the community, or of both marital partners. When one
In Texas, one may request a court to restrict the destruction or waste of property and to preserve the peace prior to the other party
It depends on several factors including whether you are living together or separated. The courts may treat the stimulus check similar to a tax refund in
In Texas, the law provides that one must wait 60 days after the filing of a divorce in order to finalize the divorce. Due to
Under Texas Law, any and all property that is acquired by a marital partner during a marriage is presumed to be community property. A tax
Under Texas law, a spouse may report any instance of family violence to the proper police authority. Sometimes, police don’t have enough to arrest a
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