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Thinking about divorce or custody in Texas? Let’s break down the legal essentials in a way that makes sense for YOU. If you have questions, we’ve got answers—drop them below or schedule a free case evaluation today! www.hembreebell.com #TexasFamilyLaw #DivorceHelp #HembreeBellLaw

Think infidelity guarantees higher alimony in Texas? Think again. Texas spousal maintenance laws are strict, and cheating rarely impacts the amount awarded. Even in extreme cases, alimony remains limited. Schedule a free case evaluation at www.hembreebell.com or call 512-351-3168 to discuss your options. #AlimonyMyths #SpousalMaintenanceTX #InfidelityAndDivorce #TexasDivorceLaw #HembreeBellLaw

Moving on too soon with a new partner? Texas courts may restrict your new love interest from being around your children during the divorce. This temporary restriction ensures that the children’s well-being comes first while the divorce is finalized. For more advice, schedule a free case evaluation at www.hembreebell.com or call 512-351-3168. #CustodyRestrictions #DivorceAndKids #InfidelityImpact #TexasFamilyLaw #DivorceTips

Can cheating cost your ex custody of the kids? Not likely. In most cases, infidelity won’t affect custody arrangements unless it’s extremely egregious, like involving the children in inappropriate situations. The court prioritizes the child’s best interest over marital issues. Call 512-351-3168 or visit www.hembreebell.com to discuss your custody case. #CustodyMatters #InfidelityAndCustody #TexasDivorceLaw #FamilyLawTexas #HembreeBellLaw

Think infidelity guarantees you everything in a divorce? In Texas, even if your spouse cheated, the impact on your financial settlement is minimal—typically just a few percentage points. For those with substantial assets, it may matter, but for most, the difference is negligible. #DivorceMyths #TexasFamilyLaw #InfidelityAndDivorce #AssetDivision #HembreeBellLaw

For many divorcing couples in Texas, mediation is a critical step toward resolving disputes and finalizing the divorce process. Unlike a court trial, mediation offers a private and collaborative environment where both parties can work toward a mutually agreeable settlement. However, being unprepared for mediation can lead to regret and costly mistakes. To help you navigate this process successfully, here’s what you need to know about mediation in Texas divorce cases. Continue reading...

Infidelity can affect more than just trust—it may influence asset division or custody outcomes. Let Hembree Bell Law guide you through this complex process. Schedule a free case evaluation at www.hembreebell.com or call 512-351-3168. #TexasDivorceLaw #FamilyLawTexas #DivorceSupport

Did you know that mediation settlements in Texas are final? Once you sign a mediated settlement agreement (MSA), it’s legally binding. Unless fraud or extreme duress is proven, the terms will stand. Preparation and clarity during mediation are essential to avoid regrets later. #MediatedSettlement #DivorceMediationTX #FamilyLawTexas #SettlementAgreement #DivorceLaw

Stubbornness in mediation could cost you more than you realize. Settling disputes over small sums, like a few thousand dollars, can save you the massive expense of trial. Go in with a cooperative attitude and focus on the bigger picture, not just revenge or principles. Schedule a free case evaluation at www.hembreebell.com or call 512-351-3168. #MediationMistakes #DivorceTips #FamilyLawTexas #DivorceSettlement #TexasFamilyLaw

Think you’re ready for mediation without reviewing your case? Think again. A thorough meeting with your legal team to review the inventory and appraisement can make or break your case. Get familiar with your mediation spreadsheet and start planning your first offer. Preparation is the foundation of a strong settlement. #LegalPreparation #DivorceMediation #MediationTexas #FamilyLawTX #HembreeBellLaw