by Megan Cook | Appeals, Resources, Templates, Texas
Case Takeaways It was a 2022 San Antonio Divorce case. 👨👩👧 Wife is able to finalize the divorce without husband knowing the divorce was happening. 😱 And, normally, husband would have been able to appeal the case, but he missed the deadline to appeal. 📆 So, all he... by Megan Cook | Appeals, Divorce Case Results, Downloadable Briefs, QDRO, Resources, Templates
Case Takeaways ⚮ Sharon and William divorced in 2000 after twenty-two years of marriage. 🪖 William worked as a civilian with the Department of the Navy for 22 years while married and for 13 years while not married. 💰The divorce decree awarded Sharon “50% of... by Megan Cook | Resources
If the house was purchased during the marriage, the judge can award the house to either person or order that the house will be sold. Here are some of the best ways to win the house in a divorce in Texas: First, show the judge that you can afford it by showing that you... by Megan Cook | Affairs in Divorce, Divorce Hearings, Resources
Many lawyers do not know how to properly use a recorded conversation in a divorce case for their client. Here’s the deal: Most divorce cases settle. Most hearings are not well prepared for because most people do not have the money to pay heavy litigation... by Megan Cook | Divorce Settlement Process, Resources
Say that you and your spouse have agreed that you are going to be divorced. Say, that you have actually signed a written agreement about the terms of the divorce. How enforceable is this written agreement, and can you or your spouse UNDO or take back the agreement?... by Megan Cook | DECREE LANGUAGE, Resources
There’s a general idea that a court cannot order a parent to be a good parent. While that is true in most scenarios, sometimes the parties can agree or a court will order that specific language is put in the final decree to ensure each parent is caring for the child...