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How to File for Divorce in Harris County & Houston
Key Takeaways Complex Process: Filing for divorce requires extensive legal paperwork and court filings, which can be challenging, especially with children or assets involved. Legal Criteria: Texas...
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How Long Does It Take to Get Child Support After Filing in Texas?
How Long Does it Take for Child Support to Start in Texas? For child support to start in Texas, it typically takes approximately six to eight weeks after the judge signs the support order. However,...
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Why is a Houston Divorce Lawyer Free Consultation a Bad Idea?
Is a free consultation from a Houston divorce lawyer, too good to be true? If you and your spouse are considering divorce in Houston, TX it is strongly recommended that you seek guidance from an...
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Dissolution of Marriage in Texas
Deciding to end your marriage is hard, especially with all the steps involved in legally dissolving it in Texas. First, one spouse files a petition for divorce, and then the other spouse is served with...
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How Much Does a Child Custody Lawyer Cost in Texas
When you see child custody issues on the horizon, one of your first thoughts might be, How much does a child custody lawyer cost in Texas? If so, you are not alone. Most people’s automatic response is...
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Filing for Divorce Online in Texas
Looking to file for a divorce online in Texas? Our Houston divorce attorneys can help expedite the process. Contact The Stout Law Firm, PLLC today to set up a consultation: 713-980-4300 In our digital...
View ArticleHow to File for Divorce in Brazoria County
Dissolving a marriage is a complex and emotionally charged process. If you’re contemplating how to file for divorce in Brazoria County, Texas, it is essential to understand the legal steps involved....
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Community Property States
The process of divorce can be a difficult one for a multitude of reasons. In particular, the subject of real estate, property, and assets can become complicated, as the items that were acquired during...
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Prenuptial Agreements in Texas Overview
The topic of prenuptial agreements can be somewhat awkward to discuss, especially for those in committed and loving relationships. These agreements are often mistakenly perceived by many, as reducing...
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Understanding Child Custody Laws in Texas
If you are a parent in Texas with questions about custody over your minor children, it is important to have an understanding of child custody laws in Texas. Dealing with custody matters can be...
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Is There Alimony in Texas?
The Stout Law Firm, PLLC Answers the Question: Is There Alimony in Texas? Short answer: Yes, you can get alimony in Texas. Texas alimony, otherwise known as spousal maintenance in Texas, refers to a...
View Article5 Common Questions Answered About Divorce in Texas
When you decide to divorce, you are probably looking for clarity regarding what lies ahead. Understanding your options can help you prepare for the near and distant future. Every divorce in Texas is...
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2024 Scholarship Winner
We are proud to announce the winner of our 2024 Stout Law Firm Scholarship Contest: Natalia Norton! Read Natalia’s Essay My Dad is a Farmer. My dad is a construction manager, but at heart he is a...
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The Steps to Filing for Divorce in Texas
Making the decision to file for a divorce is certainly not one that comes easily. When you are going through steps of filing for divorce in Texas, having an attorney that is attentive to your needs...
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Conservatorship in Texas Overview
Understanding Conservatorship in Texas Requesting conservatorship of your child can devolve into a messy and complicated legal battle. If you plan on filing a petition requesting conservatorship in...
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Texas Common Law Marriage
Texas is one of the few states in the nation that still recognizes common law marriage. Rather than procuring a marriage license and participating in a marriage ceremony, a couple may choose to be wed...
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