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Draft A Prenup
Prenuptial agreements help a couple establish clear financial expectations with regard to how assets should be distributed in the event of divorce. This legal option can be especially helpful if you bring considerable wealth into a marriage.
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Allow our proactive and well-equipped legal team to help you file for divorce, guide you through negotiations, and advocate for your well-being and financial interests post-divorce.Facing the end of a marriage, legal separation, and the uncertainties that come with child custody can feel overwhelming. When you’re at a critical personal juncture, emotionally vulnerable, and in need of caring legal help, where can you turn?
Since 2021, the compassionate family law attorneys of The Granger Law Firm, PLLC have helped clients just like you draft sound prenuptial agreements, defend their parental rights, and protect their financial futures with dignity and care.
Contested Divorces require extensive legal help to navigate, and major challenges typically require an attorney’s help to iron out.
Many contested divorces go to family court, making them more expensive. However, they can be a helpful option if you’re seeking to protect your interests and legal rights from a combative spouse.
Scared Of Losing Everything If They Leave? A Postnuptial Agreement Might Be Right For You
Uncontested Divorce means that major issues such as asset division and child custody arrangements are agreed upon by both parties. Uncontested divorces are less complex and less expensive – often requiring mediation in place of family court.
Still, it’s important to make sure your divorce is handled correctly and with care, making the involvement of an uncontested divorce attorney crucial.
Scared Of Losing Everything If They Leave? A Postnuptial Agreement Might Be Right For You
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Prenuptial agreements help specify what happens to marital property in the event of a divorce or death. Texas law required that a valid prenup be in writing and be voluntarily signed by both parties.
Our legal team will help you craft tailored, detailed prenups that help protect you, your welfare, and the wealth you bring into the marriage.
Divorce often brings a host of important questions.
Where will you live? How will you and your spouse handle custody? Which assets will be divided?
These questions are both sensitive and critical. At The Granger Law Firm, PLLC, we’ll help you answer them with a caring, singular focus on your rights, options, and needs as you look forward to the future.
Overall, Texas family courts will consider what is best for your child’s health, emotional well-being, safety, social development, education, and family relationships when determining custody. Each parent’s ability to care for, support, supervise, and transport the child will also be examined.
If your child is 12 years old or older, they can express a preference about who they wish to live with to the court, though a judge will ultimately decide how custody is shared.
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While many protection orders are sought out of genuine fear for one’s safety, others are petitioned for out of malice, revenge, or as leverage in a child custody case. If you need help defending against an unreasonable or baseless petition, our protection order lawyers will work to gather evidence in your defense.
Do you need help navigating divorce, child custody issues, prenups, or protection orders? The Granger Law Firm, PLLC can help you better understand the law, advocate for you, and work to ensure your children’s best interests are protected.
For personalized legal representation, reach out to The Granger Law Firm, PLLC at (512) 800-7394 for an initial consultation today.
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A: No. Texas family courts will consider the best interests of your child, not the sex of each parent. Both fathers and mothers have equal rights to see, raise, and enjoy a relationship with their children.
A: In this case, you and your attorney can petition the court to establish paternity. This is often done through a legally mandated DNA test. Once paternity is established, you may petition the court for child support.
A: Yes, possibly. If you make significantly more money than your spouse, you could be ordered to pay child support, even if you spend equal amounts of time raising and caring for your child.
A: To claim full custody, you’ll need to show that it is in your child’s best interests to be raised solely by you. Being granted full custody is more likely if abuse, neglect, or abandonment by the other parent can be demonstrated.
