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What is a prenuptial agreement, and how is it used wisely in your divorce?

What is a prenuptial agreement, and how is it used wisely in your divorce?

  • February 26th, 2021
  • Miranda Fields
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What is a prenuptial agreement? A prenuptial agreement, also called a premarital agreement (or sometimes, “Prenup”), simply put, is an agreement that establishes financial terms for the marriage.  Premarital agreements typically identify all the assets each future spouse owns and…

Navigating the first step in your contested divorce like a pro

Navigating the first step in your contested divorce like a pro

  • February 5th, 2021
  • Cheryl McGirr
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Divorce – The First Step in your Divorce Have you found yourself asking the question, “What is my first step in filing for divorce?” The first step is to determine where and when you can file for divorce. For example, to file in…

How Social Media becomes relevant in your divorce or custody proceeding

How Social Media becomes relevant in your divorce or custody proceeding

  • January 29th, 2021
  • Cheryl McGirr
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Divorce – Social Media Use and Family Law When information about personal lives is shared on social media or any other form of public platforms, it becomes part of the public network, especially when shared online. If you are contemplating divorce, it’s important to keep in…

Ever wonder what happens to your current community property during your divorce?

Ever wonder what happens to your current community property during your divorce?

  • October 16th, 2020
  • Cheryl McGirr
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Divorce – Community and Separate Property  What happens to property during a divorce? All property obtained or acquired during a marriage is generally deemed or presumed to be community property unless it is specifically identified as the separate property of one spouse….

¿Tengo que estar casado para adoptar un niño en Texas?

¿Tengo que estar casado para adoptar un niño en Texas?

  • October 15th, 2020
  • Cheryl McGirr
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Ley Familiar – Adopción / Adopción de una niña en Texas En Texas, ninguna ley indica que una persona debe estar casada para adoptar.  Muchas agencias o profesionales en adopción pueden tener preferencias o requisitos respecto a parejas casadas o solteros.     Sin embargo, en Texas, una…

Ever wonder if you are required to be married to adopt a child in Texas?

Ever wonder if you are required to be married to adopt a child in Texas?

  • October 9th, 2020
  • Cheryl McGirr
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Family Law – Adoption  / Adopting / Adopt a child in Texas In Texas, no law states that a person must be married to adopt. Many adoption professionals and agencies may have preferences or adoption requirements regarding married couples versus individuals. …

Cheryl McGirr’s AMA: Ask Me – a Lawyer – Anything

Cheryl McGirr’s AMA: Ask Me – a Lawyer – Anything

  • May 20th, 2020
  • Cheryl McGirr
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Ask a Lawyer Anything? Have you ever had a question you would like to ask a lawyer but didn’t really have access to one? Well now you do (remember, the answers will be public).  Each week, Cheryl is going in…

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