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Family Law Divorce Attorney - Dallas Texas
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Family Law and Divorce in Texas
Divorce
Divorce is one aspect of family law where almost everyone needs a
family law
attorney. Very few people ever “want” a divorce, although that’s often what is
said by one spouse to the other. Circumstances may make a person feel they have
little choice but to obtain a divorce if they want to change their life or the
lives of their children for the better. Consultation with a family law attorney
can help you decide whether or not divorce is the best decision for your family.
Divorce affects over half of American families, and the statistic may be higher
if you include the blended families which often exist because of a prior divorce
in subsequent relationships or marriages. Divorce is a family law reality that
must be faced when a relationship is no longer sustainable due to conflicts of
personalities, financial problems, marital fidelity issues, health and/or
substance abuse problems, or value differences between parents where children
are concerned.
Family Law
Family law matters are the most personal legal matters that are likely to occur
in your life. They involve and affect your household and your children. Family
law cases are likely to have the most profound effect on your future of any
legal proceedings. For example, an average sentence for a felony in criminal
court might be five years, whereas any custody and visitation order will force
you to deal with your ex-spouse for between one to eighteen years.
Divorce Attorney
When you consider filing for a divorce, one of the most important decisions you
make will be the selection of a divorce attorney. It is important that the
attorney has right practice style to meet your goals in the case, and this does
not always mean a more aggressive approach to the case. Negotiation is a helpful
tool in arriving at a divorce settlement you can live with.
Uncontested with Property Division
Many divorces can be handled without the need for a final trial, if proper
negotiating strategies are applied, and if agreement can achieve the client's
goals. This can occur in any divorce or family law case, regardless of the
amount of community property involved. Robert Casteel believes that an agreed
settlement is the best solution for many clients, although the strategy in each
divorce case depends on the facts and the client's needs.
Contested with Child Custody Issues
In any divorce, the most complex issue is usually child custody. Each parent may
have different goals and desires for their children, and this is one of the
largest potential conflict areas in any family law case. The parent who has
primary conservatorship has the most decision making power regarding the
children, and for this reason child custody is often contested. Non-lawyers
often refer to this process as a custody "battle," because of the intensity of
the emotions involved. Family law attorneys understand that this is a key
element of any divorce, and may affect your relationship with your child for
years to come. Anyone who has had a spouse file for primary custody/conservatorship
of a child needs a family law attorney to help them with this issue.
Dallas Texas
The Law Office of Robert Casteel offers services in the Dallas/Fort Worth
Metroplex, including Dallas, Collin, Denton, and Tarrant counties. Services are
also available through associated attorneys in Grayson, Kaufman, Ellis, and
Parker counties.
Robert S. Casteel
II Dallas Attorney and Counselor At Law
14001 Dallas Pkwy., Ste. 1200
Dallas, Texas 75240
Phone: (972) 809-6702
Fax: (972) 934-6579
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