living the high times of divorce in richardson texas
life is good, people, I got a big ass fistful of cotton freakin candy
life is good, people, I got a giant fistfull of cotton freakin candy
It ain’t like life is easy for anybody, least of all people getting divorced in Richardson Texas.
I mean, you’ve got court fees to pay and super lawyers breathing down your neck being all like, “Hey, I write about divorce in the huffington post”
Impressive problems.
What you gonna do?
I don’t know, go to prison or something/
Mayeb win a big award?
Forget that.
Order cotton candy. #WhyNot
Richardson Divorce Lawyer on how assets are divided
Richardson Divorce Lawyer on how assets are divided:
http://nataliegregg.com/2012/how-the-top-10-assets-are-divided-in-divorce/
Check it out!
How much is a divorce?
A good blog from Richardson divorce lawyer natalie gregg:
List of Court Filing Fees in Texas Family Law
One of the first questions that family law clients ask is, “How much is this going to cost me?”
This is particularly the case after they review the timeline for procedures in family law. Once they realize that their case could take months to resolve, their mental calculator starts projecting the costs — and many rightfully cringe.
Avoiding high costs is one of the many reasons that we strongly encourage our clients to considermediation over trial. The process can be less expensive while also delivering better outcomes to both parties.
However, in order to promote better transparency, the Law Office of Natalie Gregg has compiled this list of filing fees in Texas family law courts. This list was accurate as of May 2012; this is not a guarantee of fees and should be used merely as a guide; please also see note below regarding the nature of these fees.
Please note this is just a reference, and is not necessarily indicative of the current costs. Those can only be found directly on the sites of the courts themselves, which are listed below.
(NOTE: Filing fees are paid directly to the district or county clerk and must be paid in the form of a check or cash for Dallas and Collin County. Currently, only Tarrant County and Denton County accept credit card, and charge a convenience fee for doing so. Likewise, the above-referenced filing fees do not include the costs of hiring an attorney, drafting the documents or service on the opposing party. These are only the mandatory fees that you are required to pay upon filing the actual documents with the district clerk’s office.)
To verify each county’s family law filing fees, please visit their websites:
Free resources on divorce in Richardson, Texas and Collin County
- What to Expect in Family Law: To help you understand what to expect from your attorney, we put together these resources:
- What NOT to Expect: Equally important, you should understand what NOT to expect from your attorney:
Top Ten Lists for Family Law Clients
List of Richardson Family Law Resources
Here are some blogs that you might be interested in for family law and divorce matters in the Plano, Texas area of Collin County:
The Law Office of Natalie Gregg
Richardson Divorce Lawyer
- Is a collaborative law divorce right for you?
- Getting Reimbursed from the Other Parent for Unreimbursed Healthcare Expenses
- How does COVID-19 affect my case or court order?
- Questions to Have Ready for Your Initial Consult with a Divorce Attorney
- What Does It Mean to Have a Child-Centered Divorce?
- Can I Kick my Spouse out of the House?
- F*#$ Divorce
- Drug and Alcohol Testing: The Proof is in The Nail … Blood … Urine
- The Gray Divorce: When Forever Seems Too Long
- Is gambling a reason for divorce?
Jeremy Gregg
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- Rest in Peace, Serena Connelly (1970 – 2020)
- Daddy’s Time Out is now LIVE!
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- A Poem for Mr. Rodney Walter, Upon His Retirement
- The Outsourced Development Office (Guest blog by Andrew Kramer)
- How to Start a New 501(c)(3) Nonprofit
- The 140-year Old Technology that Still Raises the Most Money
- Grantwriting: Volume vs Relationship? (Guest blog by Andrew Kramer)
- Villanelle (For My Creative Writing Class, Fall 2015)
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