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| 2 | Direct Deposit Allocation33F. Doing this 6 years, I work as a paralegal in family law in Texas, I can't give legal advice but depends on what your state may consider so definitely consult your attorney; however, we typically will advise people to make changes prior to filing BUT be careful what you're changing because that can make you look bad in front of the Judge. Honestly, if you're trying to pull 100 bucks from a SAHM, I think the Judge would find that petty in my opinion. | /r/Divorce_Men | 24/03/25 07:22 PM |
| 2 | Divorce with kids in mindWow, that's a lot lol but yes, things like that I see everyday and the Courts will keep giving them rope to hang themselves as long as they haven't hurt the children/involved them, but to me, it seems like the moment they do it's hard to go back. From what I've seen, your lawyer is right, you would have to pay for the psych eval since you're requesting it. And if she wanted you to do one, just because you made her, she would have to pay for it. And idk where you are, but most of our top evaluato… | /r/Divorce_Men | 19/03/25 06:40 PM |
| 2 | Divorce with kids in mindI'm a family law paralegal in Texas, so I can't give legal advice, but this isn't a set custody order that's the only one you get. There is what is considered "standard" but so many facts can give the court reason to deviate from that. If you have a super litigious spouse, I would definitely at least consult with an attorney. There are options for expanded standard as they note, which is more the norm now if you're living under 50 miles apart but honestly, it doesn't seem super feasible unless y… | /r/Divorce_Men | 19/03/25 02:40 PM |
| 1 | Military w/ alcoholic wifeI don't practice because I'm not an attorney. But I'm a paralegal in the DFW area. | /r/Divorce_Men | 14/03/25 10:31 AM |
| 4 | Texas CS lawsParalegal, can't give legal advice. But procedurally speaking, no, you don't have to notify the OAG if your income changes at the same employer. It would be up to her to request the OAG to do a review or to hire an attorney to file a modification. | /r/Divorce_Men | 13/03/25 07:16 PM |
| 4 | Military w/ alcoholic wifeI'm in Texas but I'm a family law paralegal and I can't give legal advice! 33F and been doing it for 6 years. I can say from a general standpoint, since every state is different, the most helpful thing will be your evidence about her alcohol abuse. Line up people will to testify. Your recordings, texts, anything that makes it apparent she's drunk. If you can comb through bank statements and tally up how much she's pulled out and you don't know where it went, I'd do that too. Your girls may be ol… | /r/Divorce_Men | 13/03/25 07:12 PM |
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