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UNCONTESTED DIVORCES Often, husbands and wives recognize their need to end the marriage come to agreeable terms on how to do just that. Typically, just one of the spouses will retain a lawyer to prepare and file documents according their agreement. If the non-client spouse signs the documents, there will be no need for any further involvement from that spouse or another attorney. The client spouse will later appear in court (yes, the client spouse must make one appearance) with their lawyer to briefly testify in front of the judge. Attorney James Roark has obtained hundreds of these types of divorces for his clients for reasonable and modest fees. If you live in the Greater Houston area, contact him and find out what he can do for you. If you live elsewhere in Texas, check out the information on his Texas Divorce Kit! |
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DIVORCE BY PUBLICATION It may have been several years since you last had contact with your spouse and you do not know where they are or how to find them. In such cases, we can file what is known as a divorce by publication. Many people are slightly familiar with this process but are unaware of what the courts are going to require. You will be required to detail every effort you have made to locate your spouse (under oath). The court may choose to appoint an attorney for the missing person to locate them. Guess who pays for that? Yes, you. If children are involved, an attorney may be appointed to represent them, and if property is also involved, there is a possibility that two attorneys could be appointed. But if neither children or property are at issue, we can request that the court make no such appointments, provided the court is convinced that a good effort has been made to locate the missing spouse. |