Divorce & Marital Law

In an uncontested divorce, spouses agree on the major terms, such as property, finances, and arrangements for children. In a contested divorce, one or more issues remain in dispute and may need negotiation, mediation, or a court decision. Anna helps clients navigate either path.

Texas generally requires at least 60 days after the petition is filed before a divorce can be finalized, with limited exceptions. The full timeline depends on the issues involved, the court’s schedule, and whether the spouses reach an agreement.

Texas courts divide community property in a manner they consider just and right, which does not always mean an equal split. Separate property and complex assets can raise additional questions. Anna helps identify the property involved and prepare a strategy for your circumstances.

A divorce involving children may address conservatorship, possession and access, child support, and medical support. Texas courts focus on the children’s best interests. Anna works to protect your relationship with your children while building a practical plan for their future.

Not necessarily. Many divorces are resolved through negotiation or mediation. If the parties cannot agree, the court may decide the remaining issues. Anna prepares for both settlement and courtroom advocacy so you can make informed decisions along the way.

It can. A valid marital agreement may address how certain assets or financial obligations are handled. Its effect depends on the agreement’s terms and the circumstances of your case, so it is important to have it reviewed before making decisions.

Contact the office to schedule a confidential consultation. You can share your concerns, discuss your goals, and learn more about the steps that may apply to your situation.