by Jay Smith | Mar 30, 2014 |
The conversations that you have with your attorney are protected by the attorney-client privilege. This means that what you tell your attorney is confidential and he or she cannot divulge the privileged information (there are a few exceptions to this, the most...
by Jay Smith | Mar 23, 2014 |
How to Win a Custody Battle in Your Williamson County Divorce Case It’s almost always better for parents to resolve child custody cases without going to Court. However, sometimes Court simply cannot be avoided. There are strategies that men and women should...
by Jay Smith | Mar 16, 2014 |
In Texas, there is a mandatory, 60-day waiting period from the date a divorce is filed before it can be finalized, but most cases take longer than that to finish. This is because it is often necessary to gather significant financial and child related...
by Jay Smith | Mar 9, 2014 |
In divorce and custody cases in Williamson County, Texas, many people choose to customize their child possession schedules to fit their own unique needs, rather than rely on the Standard Possession Schedule (SPO) contained in the Texas Family Code. Oftentimes the...
by Jay Smith | Mar 2, 2014 |
Below are some tips from a Williamson County Divorce Attorney to help you reduce the cost of your divorce: Be Organized – Divorces often involve the exchange of stacks of bank statements, credit card statements, school records and the like. When your attorney...
