Divorce can be a complex and emotionally challenging process. If you’re considering filing for divorce in Texas, you must meet a few important requirements.   In the video, Atty. Tyler Monahan of Turner-Monahan, PLLC, discusses the residency requirements for filing for divorce in Texas and the court’s role.   All case…

    The era of social media has transformed how we communicate, share our lives, and document our experiences. But can this online presence impact the outcome of a divorce case?   As Instagram and other social media platforms become increasingly ingrained in our lives, it’s crucial to understand the…

    Divorce cases can be complicated, but it can be even more complex when a spouse is pregnant. To navigate this difficult situation, it is essential to have an experienced family law attorney on your side.   In the video, Atty. Tyler Monahan of Turner-Monahan, PLLC, discusses the unique challenges of getting…

    Going through a divorce can be a stressful and emotional experience, and when a property is involved, it can add an additional layer of complexity. There can be situations where one party refuses to turn over property that was awarded to the other party in the divorce proceedings.…

    Divorce can be a complex and emotional process, and it becomes even more complicated when you or your spouse lives in a different state. If you want to transfer a divorce case to Texas, you must follow certain procedures and meet specific requirements to ensure a successful transfer.…

    Divorce may be expensive, draining, and emotionally taxing. One of the first questions we frequently get from clients who approach us seeking a divorce is, “Who will pay the attorney’s fees?” Typically, they are interested in knowing if they are required to pay for their spouse’s divorce lawyer…

    Divorce is a difficult time for all involved and can affect both parties financially. When one spouse decides to end the marriage, it can leave both of them with serious financial problems.   Many families in Texas get health insurance through one spouse’s employment. But what happens when…