A legal separation is a part of divorce that helps you move from one stage of your life to another. There are a lot of factors to be considered when this step is made. For example, who will keep the kids during the divorce separation period, and how can you be sure the other party will not liquidate your assets? You need an attorney who can answer your questions so you can make informed decisions for your family.
If you are considering divorce or a legal separation, contact us as early in the process as possible. At the Zand Law Office, we have been helping couples in Texas, get their plans in place from the beginning of the divorce process to the end. We can help make sure your children are cared for and your assets are protected.
Most people facing a divorce do not realize the importance of seeing a lawyer early on in the separation phase. You need to make sure you protect yourself, your children, and your assets, not just after the divorce, but throughout the entire process.
Many people only think about what will happen in the long term, after the divorce is final. But you need to take care of yourself, your children, and your assets from the very beginning of the divorce separation process. Since attorney Dean Zand opened this firm years ago, he has been using creative remedies to protect her client’s best interests from the beginning of the separation process to the end. He provides attentive and personal service, so that your goals remain her number one priority.
Soon after a divorce is filed, the court needs a plan for what will happen to the children and assets during the divorce separation process. The parties can agree through mediation, or through the collaborative process, on what will happen to the assets and the children. If they cannot agree, the court will take the matter under advisement and make a decision in a hearing three to four weeks after the divorce is filed.
The divorcing parties will also need to consider their property and assets at the time of the divorce. Either through negotiations of their own, or through the court in a hearing, a decision needs to be made about what each party is forbidden to do regarding buying or selling property, transferring disputed assets and changing location of the children.
We can provide guidance and representation for the negotiations, or with the court hearing, for temporary orders and injunctions.
Do not wait until the process is underway to speak with an experienced divorce lawyer. Contact us online or call toll free at 281-751-6466, before filing for divorce, so we can help protect your assets and your children throughout the process.
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