Divorce

In the context of marriage and divorce, the distinction between separate and community property is essential to understand, especially when it comes to dividing assets. So, what exactly is separate property, and how does i…

Divorce is often an emotionally charged and financially complicated process. If you’re wondering, “How much will my divorce cost?” the truth is that it depends. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. The co…

One of the most common questions during divorce proceedings is whether a party is entitled to spousal maintenance, or if they will be required to pay it. In Texas, the rules surrounding spousal maintenance are particularly…

At The Law Office of Chris Schmiedeke, we receive many questions about the waiver of service, particularly in divorce cases and family law matters like paternity lawsuits or child support requests. Understanding how a waiv…

Hi, I’m Chris from Divorce Simplified. Today, I want to discuss five crucial factors you need to consider before filing for divorce. These considerations can help you navigate the process more smoothly and avoid unnecessar…

Welcome, everyone! It’s May, and that means it’s time to discuss the Texas Standard Possession Order (SPO) for this month. We’ve got some important details to cover, so let’s dive in. This month, we…

📅 Texas Standard Possession Order March 2024 Breakdown! 🌟Custody and Visitation Guidelines Curious about the Texas Standard Possession Order for March 2024? In this video, we dissect the latest details and updates concerni…

Key Takeaways: Adultery can be grounds for divorce in Texas. If your partner committed adultery, it could affect property division during the divorce. While Texas family law does not always consider divorce, such as with c…

When parents divorce, it can be an extremely difficult and uncertain time for their children. Ideally, both parents are committed to providing the child with everything they need to succeed, including easy access to both p…

Divorce is emotionally taxing, and the legal procedures in Texas, such as the “waiver of service,” add complexity. Misinterpreting this family law document can lead to losing important rights in your divorce ca…