by Alexandra Geczi | Nov 10, 2016 | Uncategorized
When you and your spouse divorce in Texas and children are involved, a judge will issue a custody order that includes a visitation schedule. It may be based on a Standard Possession Order, a custom schedule that the parents create, or special requirements for children...
by Alexandra Geczi | Sep 22, 2016 | Uncategorized
When your marriage gets to that point where you know the end is in sight, you’ll likely be facing a variety of emotions. For many women, one of the most difficult feelings is that of uncertainty. Looking toward a future where all your plans need to change can seem...
by Alexandra Geczi | Sep 16, 2016 | Uncategorized
5 Ways to Save Money in a Divorce You can hire one attorney to draft the paperwork, with the understanding that the attorney represents just one or neither of you. Use a mediator to help you and your spouse work through your issues. Visit our mediation page to learn...
by Alexandra Geczi | Sep 12, 2016 | Uncategorized
Clients often ask, “Can you represent both of us in our divorce?” The answer is, “No, a lawyer can only represent one of you, even if your are in total agreement on all issues.” Not only is hiring one attorney for both of you unethical, but it can also be a bad...
by Alexandra Geczi | Aug 3, 2016 | Uncategorized
Where do I file my adult adoption? Texas Family Code Sec. 162.502 states: JURISDICTION. The petitioner shall file a suit to adopt an adult in the district court or a statutory county court granted jurisdiction in family law cases and proceedings by Chapter 25,...
by Alexandra Geczi | Jul 30, 2016 | Uncategorized
Yes. Under Texas Family Code Sec. 162.503(b), “If the petitioner is married, both spouses must join in the petition for adoption.” Why do married spouses have to file jointly for an adult adoption in Texas? One of the effects of an adult adoption is that the person...
