Dallas Texas Divorce Lawyers

What if my husband or wife committed adultery?

A divorce in Texas may be obtained on fault grounds as well. Adultery is one of these grounds. Other grounds for obtaining a divorce include cruelty and abandonment. When a fault ground is alleged as a basis for the divorce, along with a no-fault ground, the court may consider the fault of a spouse in the break-up of the marriage in dividing the community estate.

Frequently Asked Divorce Questions in Dallas

• Do you have to allege fault in order to obtain a divorce in Texas?
• What if my husband or wife committed adultery?
• What is the community estate?
• How long do I have to live in Texas before I can file for divorce?
• Is there a waiting period before the divorce is granted?
• What if my husband or wife and I agree on the division of property?
• We have children. How will custody be decided?
• What are geographic restrictions?

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