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Child Custody

Writ of Attachment Texas

When someone takes your child without permission or refuses to return them, the court has legal tools to help. One of those tools is a writ of attachment Texas parents may request to help regain custody or possession of a

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Child Custody

Child Custody Laws in Texas for Fathers

You’re a dedicated father and have been there for your child since day one. And, now you’re being told you might have to fight for the right to stay involved in your child’s life. Child custody laws in Texas for

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What Can Be Used Against You In a Divorce in Texas
Divorce

What Can Be Used Against You In a Divorce In Texas

Divorce can escalate quickly, especially when one spouse decides to play dirty and uses sneaky divorce tactics. In high-conflict situations, even small decisions can carry serious consequences. In Texas, what can be used against you in a divorce often extends

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Stay-at-Home Mom Divorce Rights Texas
Divorce

Stay-at-Home Mom Divorce Rights Texas

Experienced Family Law Attorney Protecting the Rights of Stay-at-Home Moms in Texas If you’re a stay-at-home mom thinking about divorce, you may be asking yourself how to protect your children, your financial future, and your rights under Texas law. Stay-at-home

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Reasons a Judge Will Deny Relocation
Child Custody

Reasons a Judge Will Deny Relocation

When parents share custody and one wants to move, the court takes relocation requests seriously. There are several reasons a judge will deny relocation, especially if the move could negatively affect the parent-child relationship or disrupt the child’s well-being. Whether

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Child Support

Deadbeat Dad: Understanding Deadbeat Dad Law Texas

Have you ever heard the term “deadbeat dad”? It refers to parents who avoid their legal and moral duty to support their children financially. In Texas, child support is not just a parental responsibility; it’s enforced by laws designed to

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Divorce

No Fault Divorce Texas

Ending a marriage is never easy, but no-fault divorce in Texas gives couples a way to move forward without assigning blame. At the Law Office of Katy M. Lovett, PLLC in Round Rock, we help clients through the Texas divorce

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Walkaway Wife Syndrome
Divorce

Walkaway Wife Syndrome

Women spend years trying to fix an unfulfilling marriage, only to realize their spouse’s feelings and concerns are being ignored. Over time, communication problems, a lack of physical intimacy, and emotional disconnection push them toward walkaway wife syndrome, a gradual

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How Much Does Divorce Cost in Texas
Divorce

How Much Does Divorce Cost in Texas?

When considering a divorce in Texas, one of the first questions many people ask is: How much does divorce cost in Texas? The answer depends on whether it’s an uncontested divorce or contested divorce, how assets like retirement accounts and

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Can You Divorce Without Splitting Assets in Texas
Property Division

Can You Divorce Without Splitting Assets in Texas

Divorce is a challenging process, especially when it comes to dividing assets. Many spouses wonder, “Can you divorce without splitting assets in Texas?” Since Texas is a community property state, most assets acquired during a marriage are considered community property

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Texas Custody Laws for Unmarried Parents
Child Custody

Texas Custody Laws for Unmarried Parents

Understanding child custody laws can feel overwhelming for unmarried parents in Texas. Whether you’re an unmarried mother seeking clarity on your parental rights or an unmarried father wanting to establish custody rights, navigating Texas law is crucial to ensuring your

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Contact the Law Offices Katy M. Lovett, PLLC, Today

At the Law Office of Katy M. Lovett, PLLC, you are not just a case number. Our family law attorney takes the time to listen to your concerns, understand your goals, and develop a strategic approach that aligns with your needs under Texas law.