Roberson Duran Law, PLLC

Wondering how long a divorce takes in Texas? ⏳ On average, the process can take anywhere from 60 days to 6 months, depending on the complexity and whether it's contested or uncontested. Every case is different, so we recommend consulting a family law attorney for a personalized timeline.

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At RD Family Law Firm, we often get asked, "I live in Texas and am pregnant, can I get a divorce?" In fact, Texas is one of four states that prohibits finalizing a divorce until after the baby is born. The American Pregnancy Association states that Texas, Missouri, Arizona, and Arkansas all require married couples to wait until their baby is born to complete divorce papers. This is because the state cannot make decisions on child support and parental custody until after the birth. However, pregnant Texans can file for divorce and begin mediation to speed up the process. After filing a petition, there's a mandatory two-month waiting period. For pregnant Texans seeking a divorce, we recommend seeking help from an attorney to navigate the court system effectively. Contact us at RD Family Law Firm for guidance and support. 📞💼

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Wondering about the benefits of mediation? 🤔 Mediation offers a collaborative approach to resolving disputes, promoting communication, and allowing parties to retain control over outcomes. It's cost-effective, reduces stress, and often results in quicker resolutions compared to litigation. Ready to explore mediation for your legal needs? Contact us to learn more!

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Wondering what the difference between annulment and divorce is? Swipe to find out! 💍💔 An annulment declares a marriage invalid from the start, as if it never existed, while divorce ends a valid marriage. Need clarity on which option fits your situation? Contact us for guidance today!

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