The Ultimate Guide to Divorce Cases in Texas
Busting Myths and Avoiding the 10 Deadly Sins that Can Wreck Your Case
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ナレーター:
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Mark Moreno
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著者:
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Bryan Fagan
Divorce can be one of the most stressful and life-changing experiences a person will ever face. Unfortunately, it is also surrounded by misinformation, bad advice, and costly mistakes.
If you are considering divorce, currently involved in a divorce case, or simply want to understand how Texas divorce law works, this book was written for you.
Written by Texas family law attorney Bryan Joseph Fagan, founder of one of the largest family law firms in Texas, this practical guide cuts through the confusion and explains the divorce process in plain English.
Rather than relying on myths, fear, or internet rumors, you will learn how Texas courts actually handle divorce, child custody, property division, child support, and spousal maintenance.
Inside This Book You'll Discover:
- The 10 most common divorce myths and why they are wrong
- The "Deadly Sins" that can seriously damage your case
- How Texas courts determine child custody and visitation
- What really happens to your house, retirement accounts, and other assets during divorce
- The difference between fault and no-fault divorce
- How adultery affects divorce cases in Texas
- How child support is calculated and enforced
- What experienced divorce lawyers actually do for their clients
- How to avoid common mistakes that cost people time, money, and parenting rights
- Practical strategies to help you protect your children, finances, and future
Whether Your Divorce Is:
Amicable or contested
High-conflict or cooperative
Involving children or not
Just beginning or already underway
This book will help you approach the process with greater clarity, confidence, and control.
Divorce is not simply about ending a marriage. It is about protecting what matters most and making informed decisions that shape your future.
If you are facing divorce in Texas, this guide can help you avoid costly mistakes and move forward with a clear understanding of your rights, options, and next steps.
©2026 Law Office of Bryan Fagan (P)2026 Law Office of Bryan Fagan