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Divorce Client Information Sheet

Austin Texas Divorce Client Information Sheet

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Divorce

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Austin

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US-Q1011-1

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This form, a Divorce Information Form, is used to gather informatin regarding children, property, and assets during the initiation of a divorce proceeding

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Interesting Questions

How do I prepare emotionally for the divorce process?

Divorce can be tough, so take care of yourself! Surround yourself with supportive friends and family, and don't hesitate to seek counseling if you need it. Remember, it’s okay to lean on others during this stormy weather.

What happens to our joint assets during the divorce?

Joint assets are typically divided fairly, but not always equally. The court looks at various factors to determine what’s fair based on contributions, needs, and future plans.

Do I need to go to court for my divorce?

Not always! If both parties are in agreement and everything is straightforward, you may be able to finalize your divorce without stepping foot in a courtroom. However, if issues arise, a judge may need to step in.

Can we share custody of our children after the divorce?

Absolutely! Joint custody is quite common, and both parents can still have a significant role in their children's lives. Just remember, the court's priority is what's best for the kids.

What if my spouse and I agree on everything?

If you both see eye to eye on most issues, you might be able to speed up the process with an uncontested divorce. It's definitely a smoother road, but you may still want to consult a lawyer to make sure everything's in order.

How long does the divorce process usually take in Austin?

The timeline can vary, but on average, you can expect it to take anywhere from a few months to over a year. It all depends on factors like how complex your case is and whether both parties are on the same page.

What should I bring to my first meeting with the divorce attorney?

It's a good idea to bring important documents like your marriage certificate, financial statements, and any custody arrangements you have in mind. Having this paperwork ready will help kick things off smoothly!