Corpus Christi Divorce Help
CorpusChristiDivorceHelp.com is the leading resource for divorce and family law information for Corpus Christi and the surrounding areas. You can learn about divorce, visitation, child support, child custody, alimony (or spousal maintenance), property division, and much more.
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To calculate the amount of child support to be paid, you’ll need to know the monthly net income of the possessory parent. The monthly net income is equal to the monthly gross income minus federal income taxes, social security taxes, state income taxes, and union dues.
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In Texas, couples aren't allowed to get a divorce while the woman is still pregnant. They can start the divorce proceedings, but the judges won't finalize it unless the pregnancy ends or until the baby is born. The judges want to make sure that child support obligations are established after the baby is born.
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No. As a matter of fact, most divorce cases are settled out of court through settlement conferences, collaborative law, or mediation.
Certain situations may force you to go to court, but that's the last resort. It's preferable for the couple to have control over the decisions to be made during the divorce (how to divide assets, determine visitation, etc) instead of having a judge do it for them.
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For you to know whether you are common law married or not, you have to have a “yes” as an answer to all three questions that follow.
- Did both parties intend to be married?
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This is something that a lot of people get confused. Separate property is property that you (or your spouse) acquired before you were married. It includes the following types of property:
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Texas is a community property state, but that doesn't necessarily mean that everything is going to be split evenly during your divorce. The Texas Family Code says that courts have the right to make a "just and right" division of property.
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The rules that determine whether or not you can get a divorce in Corpus Christi and in the State of Texas are fairly simple. There are just two of them:
- You or your spouse must have been living here in Texas for at least the last 6 months.
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5262 S. Staples, Suite 300
Corpus Christi, Texas 78411
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