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546 Madison St., Eagle Pass, TX 78852, U.S.A.
Eagle Pass, TX Divorce Law Firms & Lawyers
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Divorce lawyers specialize in the legal dissolution of a marriage. They guide clients through the complexities of dividing assets and debts, determining spousal support (alimony), and resolving disputes through negotiation, mediation, or litigation when necessary. These attorneys advocate for their clients’ financial interests to achieve a fair and equitable settlement or court order.
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We filed a divorce but the lawyer of my husband is holding up the case, can I file something to get this resolved?
If your husband's attorney will not help you finalize the divorce, your best bet is to hire an attorney of your own. Because your case is almost finalized, it shouldn't cost you a great deal to find someone to help you get it done. It could be that the attorney hasn't been paid by your ex, so he's withholding the final paperwork. Or there could be other issues at play with his attorney causing the delay (illness, travel, etc.). You just never know.
If your husband's attorney will not help you finalize the divorce, your best bet is to hire an attorney of your own. Because your case is almost finalized, it shouldn't cost you a great deal to find someone to help you get it done. It could be that the attorney hasn't been paid by your ex, so he's withholding the final paperwork. Or there could be other issues at play with his attorney causing the delay (illness, travel, etc.). You just never know.
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What are my rights as a husband and father and what can I do regarding the false accusations against me?
You have extensive rights as a husband and father, as well as owner of the property, in this case. The complexity of your rights would be best explained to you in a consultation with an attorney. You will have to work quickly and with strong evidence of your character and life together to avoid lasting damages from the filing of a false restraining order, especially so not to impact your relationship with your children.
You have extensive rights as a husband and father, as well as owner of the property, in this case. The complexity of your rights would be best explained to you in a consultation with an attorney. You will have to work quickly and with strong evidence of your character and life together to avoid lasting damages from the filing of a false restraining order, especially so not to impact your relationship with your children.
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Does my ex wife have grounds to have the court recalculate the support agreement or has the court made the proper calculation?
If her spouse's income puts her into a higher tax bracket, that is the one the court should use, if she files married filing jointly. Support is always modifiable, so she may have grounds to have support recalculated.