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Can You File for Child Support While Pregnant in Texas?

If you’re pregnant in Texas but are not planning to be with the father of the child, obtaining child support may be a pressing issue. Some frequently asked questions about getting child support during pregnancy include: Can a pregnant woman get child support? How early can you file for child

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Can I Buy a House During a Divorce in Texas?

If you’re going through a divorce in Texas and you’re moving out of the marital home, you might be thinking about buying a house so that you have both an investment and a new home. You might want to wait on this decision until the divorce is final because buying

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What Is Dismissal for Want of Prosecution in Texas Divorce Cases?

If you filed for divorce in Texas and there hasn’t been much activity on the case in recent months, you might get an order of dismissal for want of prosecution. This order is simply the court letting you know that the case could be dismissed because it hasn’t been progressing.

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Texas Divorce – Who Gets the House?

If you’re going through a divorce in Texas, and you either bought a home during the marriage or during the divorce process, you might be anxious to find out what’s going to happen to the property. What happens to the house when you get divorced depends on both Texas law

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