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Divorce and Our Belongings
Family Law

Divorce: What Happens To Our Belongings

BySpringer & Lyle Hours April 5, 2023March 19, 2025

Texas is a community property state. This means that all property acquired during the marriage belongs equally to each spouse. This includes not only your real estate, retirement accounts, automobiles etc., but also includes your belongings, such as your furniture. How to Divide Belongings The first step in dividing your belongings…

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Roadblocks in a Divorce Settlement

BySpringer & Lyle Hours March 13, 2023March 19, 2025

Almost everyone agrees that going through a divorce is stressful. For some, the process is more stressful than for others. Some spouses respond to the divorce by making the process difficult. They are uncooperative and make it almost impossible to work together to come up with their own settlement agreement….

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Moms and Divorce
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Tips for Moms Going Through a Divorce

BySpringer & Lyle Hours February 28, 2023March 19, 2025

Going through a divorce is always an emotional time. Some women who stay home with minor children often find it particularly difficult. At Springer & Lyle, we recognize this and help you through the process so that you can emerge on the other side as a whole person ready to…

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Divorce and Children
Family Law

Divorce: Is It Better To Wait Until The Children Are Grown?

BySpringer & Lyle Hours February 6, 2023March 19, 2025

Couples who are considering a divorce and who have minor children often wonder if they should stay together “for the sake of the kids” and wait until the children are grown to divorce. There are pros and cons to both views. Pros of Waiting Until the Children Are Grown There…

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Divorce Settlement
Family Law

Can I Modify My Divorce Settlement?

BySpringer & Lyle Hours January 18, 2023March 19, 2025

Texas law makes it clear that a final judgment concerning the division of community property cannot be modified. Other orders, such as those for child support, child visitation, and spousal support can be modified if there has been a change in circumstances since the original order, but the order dividing…

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Divorce Lawyer
Family Law

Divorce: Do I Need a Lawyer?

BySpringer & Lyle Hours December 12, 2022March 19, 2025

It is possible to get a divorce in Texas without the assistance of an attorney. The law does not require you to have an attorney, and there are many websites that offer, for a small fee, to walk you through the process. A better question is “Should I get a…

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Will after divorce
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Do I Need a New Will After My Divorce?

BySpringer & Lyle Hours December 1, 2022March 19, 2025

One important part of your divorce settlement agreement should be making changes to your will. There are unfortunate consequences if you fail to do this. Drafting a New Will After the Divorce If you have named your spouse in your will as the beneficiary of most of your assets when…

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time for a divorce
Family Law

How Do I Know When It Is Time for a Divorce?

BySpringer & Lyle Hours November 8, 2022March 19, 2025

Marriage is sometimes difficult, but many couples stay together because it seems easier to live with problems than to make changes. There are some situations that make it impossible for you to continue living in your marriage. Each case is different, and you have to decide for yourself when it…

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reduce Divorce Costs
Family Law

How to Reduce the Cost of a Divorce

BySpringer & Lyle Hours October 19, 2022March 19, 2025

One major concern almost all people have when they decide to divorce is how much the divorce will cost. They know they will be dividing their assets and using the same income to support two households instead of one, and finances are always on their mind. At Springer & Lyle,…

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Mistakes Parents Make during Divorce
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Mistakes Parents Make During a Divorce

BySpringer & Lyle Hours September 30, 2022March 19, 2025

Psychiatrists and psychologists concluded quite a few years ago that going through a divorce is the second most stressful life event. This is true even if both parties agree that a divorce is the right thing for them. Unfortunately, parents can get so focused on the financial and emotional aspects…

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