512.481.0330Are you considering a divorce or are you about to go through one? If so, I'm sure you have a lot of questions. This online divorce seminar will teach you what you need to know about divorce in Austin and the surrounding areas. Click the video below to launch the seminar in a new window.
Here's a brief agenda of the items that we'll discuss in the online seminar:
- Divorce Basics
- 7 Steps of the Divorce Process
- The Big Issues in a Divorce
- Children
- Conservatorship
- Possession and Access (aka Visitation)
- Child SupportFunds which are ordered by the court to be paid by one parent to the custodial parent of minor children after a separation or divorce.
- Spousal Maintenance (aka Alimony(Also called alimony or spousal support) a court ordered amount of money that one party pays toward the support of their former spouse. Note: this is separate from child support.)
- Property
- How to Make Decisions on the Big Issues
- What to Do Next
Next Steps
- If you'd like to speak to an attorney about your specific situation, call us at 512.481.0330 or use the online form to request an initial consultation with one of our attorneys.
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Fri, 03/28/2008 - 22:50
Thank you for putting this seminar on your website. My husband just served me with divorce papers and I wasn't sure what to do. Your seminar answered a lot of questions for me and helped me figure out what to do next. I'll be contacting you soon to talk about my situation.
Karen Shrader
Thu, 05/01/2008 - 16:20
I had an initial consultation with a divorce laywer from another firm in town a few days ago. I learned more from your online seminar than I did from that attorney. Thanks for making this available. It's very educational.
RL Blanch
Fri, 08/22/2008 - 10:16
I just recently went through a divorce, I'm still waiting a copy of my final corrected divorce decree. I wish that I would have found your website before I went through this nightmare, thankfully I had an awesome attorney. But your website clarified a few things that I was still not totally clear on. You are wonderful people for putting this information out there for us.
SGA
Sat, 03/14/2009 - 02:42
Your seminar answered a lot of questions for me and helped me figure out what to do next. Thanks for making it available.
Michael
Mon, 03/23/2009 - 11:05
Do you or should you post a legal notice in the paper that once you are separated from your spouse that you will no longer be liable for their debts, or any expeditures after the date of separation????
Mine is bailing out on me the 1st of April and moving to Austin.
Thanks for any and all help!
Tue, 03/24/2009 - 22:44
Sorry, but that won't do any good. It's going to be community debt as long as you're still married.
Sun, 04/19/2009 - 10:26
My wife and I want an amicable divorce, and are considering the collaborative process. We live in Travis county right now, but our lease is up very soon. I want to move to Williamson county at the end of the lease, and she wants to file quickly and move out of state. If we start the petition while we are living in Travis county, where we have been for almost a year, will we be able to finalize a divorce while living in Williamson? She will reside with me there until finalization.
Thu, 04/23/2009 - 21:06
Yes. The jurisdiction is determined by where you have been living for the last 90 days at the time you file for divorce. So, if you file in Travis county and then move the next day, the case will remain in Travis county unless it is legally transferred to another county.
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