Annulment vs. Divorce in Texas Are you considering ending your relationship with your spouse? If so, you may be wondering about annulment in Texas, whether you qualify, and how it’s different than traditional divorce. The divorce attorneys at Balekian Hayes, PLLC of...
One of most couples' biggest questions when divorcing is, "Who gets the house?" Deciding what happens to your family home in divorce may depend on multiple factors. You may have the option to keep the house if you wish. But you should speak with a lawyer to fully...
How Long Does a Divorce Take in Texas? Most couples in Texas hope to avoid a long, drawn-out legal battle once they agree to dissolve their vows, and we understand. Unfortunately, not every marriage lasts a lifetime, and divorce may be the best option if you and your...
How to Get a Divorce in Texas Is it true everything's bigger in Texas? The second-largest state in the U.S. is home to a 500-pound drum, a pair of 35-foot-tall boots, a 4,500-pound Dalmation-themed fire hydrant, and, of course, the State Fair's 52-foot-tall cowboy Big...
Nobody plans on divorce. Unfortunately, many couples find themselves in one, no matter how hard they try. The Summer months tend to see an uptick in divorces, most likely because of more freedoms allowed with school-aged children. While this is a difficult time for...
Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce in Texas In the State of Texas, your divorce can be classified as either contested or uncontested. Uncontested divorces are when both parties agree on issues like child custody and support, asset and debt division, and alimony....
Divorce is more common than ever in the United States. In fact, as many as 50% of marriages end in divorce. Take a look at the quick facts and stats about divorce trends in the U.S. to get a clear picture of the modern marriage landscape. Learn about your options...
Getting a divorce is one of the top five most stressful events that can occur during your life. However, with the guidance of an experienced legal team and a little preparation, achieving a happy and healthy divorce is possible. The attorneys at Balekian Hayes, PLLC,...
Courts across the country will begin the new year with a rise in divorce filings beginning in January and peaking in February through March. Because January is a time for making resolutions and planning for a new year, many couples may take this season to reevaluate...
Best Lawyers®, the only peer-review guide to the legal profession, recently announced the 28th Edition of The Best Lawyers in America© — adding Texas family law attorney Kris Balekian Hayes to the highly sought-after list for the second consecutive year. To be...
Balekian Hayes, PLLC, one of North Texas’ premier family law firms, has expanded into Seven Points, Texas with an additional location at 720 S Hwy 274, Seven Points, TX 75143. BH Family Law practice areas include divorce, child custody, child support matters, custody...
Getting a divorce is one of the top five most stressful events that can occur during your life. However, with the guidance of an experienced legal team and a little preparation, achieving a happy and healthy divorce is possible. The attorneys at Balekian Hayes, PLLC...
January has unofficially been named Divorce Month by legal experts, due to the rise in cases filed during the first month of the year. Many experts believe that the reason for this trend is that couples don't want to get divorced over the holidays. Especially couples...
How Does Domestic Violence Affect a Divorce Case in Texas? There are dozens of reasons why a couple may choose to get divorced. One of the most common causes is the presence of domestic violence, also known as family violence. Most people assume domestic violence only...
How to File for Divorce in Texas To file for divorce in Texas, at least one party must live in the state for six months before filing for divorce. One party must also live in the county where you wish to file for a minimum of 90 days. Texas is a mixed state, which...
