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Courtroom Etiquette Divorce Estate Warning
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TOP THINGS NOT TO DO DURING LITIGATION
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Required Seminars for Cases Involving Children
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Divorce With Children

Courtroom Etiquette Divorce Estate Warning
Lawyer's Creed
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Rights and Duties
Under Three Possession Order Guidelines
Mundy Legal Div Inventory of Property
Child Support Payment Instructions
Children's Bill of Rights
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Health Insurance Information
Printable Calendar 2024

Divorce With No Children

Mundy Legal Div Inventory of Property
Financial Information Statement
Health Insurance Information
Montgomery County Standing Order
Top 10 Things To Not Do During Divorce

Suit Affecting Parent-Child Relationship

Courtroom Etiquette Divorce Estate Warning
Lawyer's Creed
TOP THINGS NOT TO DO DURING LITIGATION
Printable Calendar 2024
How to Create Your Account with the Attorney General
Child Support Payment Instructions
Required Seminars for Cases Involving Children
Exhibit A Health Insurance
Rights and Duties
Financial Information Statement
Under Three Possession Order Guidelines

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What is an “uncontested divorce?”

If both you and your spouse agree to divorce and do not have any disputes over issues including division of property, child custody or support than you may have an uncontested divorce. Typically, during an uncontested divorce, you and your spouse reach an agreement upfront and bring that agreement to an attorney to assist you with paperwork and the divorce process. While the attorney can only represent one party during the divorce, frequently, the parties choose to save money on legal fees and the other party does not hire their own attorney.

If the matter is truly uncontested, Mundy Legal Services offers a flat fee that includes filing the divorce petition, court costs, a waiver of service (this avoids service of process) the divorce decree and any required appearance at court. Contact us today to learn more!

Community Property

In Texas, the law defines community property as all the property that either spouse has acquired during the marriage, with the exception of the few items categorized as separate property. Property possessed by either spouse during or on dissolution of marriage is presumed to be community property.

What is separate property? Separate property is defined as:

anything one spouse owned prior to the marriage
property inherited by only one spouse during the marriage,
property received as a gift by only one spouse, whether from the other spouse or others outside the marriage (this includes engagement rings)
the recovery for personal injuries sustained by the spouse during marriage, except any recovery for loss of earning capacity during the marriage.

The degree of proof necessary to establish that property is separate property is clear and convincing evidence. All community property must be divided up during the divorce settlement, in a just and right manner, as determined by the court.