by James Evans - July 1st, 2025
Your attorney can also help you understand all the tax implications of the decisions made during the divorce process and any agreement that you come to. When you divide assets like retirement accounts or if you sell a home, you can end up with a huge, unexpected tax burden if you’re not prepared and don’t do things carefully. Finally, if your spouse is attempting to hide assets to prevent them from being divided, your attorney will go the extra mile to sniff these out and make sure that they are included in the settlement.
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If you’re dealing with a violent spouse who has been abusive to you or is a danger to your child, your attorney will work quickly to protect you in this situation. The first step is usually requesting an emergency restraining order from the court. These orders are temporary, but they will protect you and your child in the short term as your lawyer puts together a case for a long-term restraining order, which must be argued for at a hearing where your spouse (or ex-spouse) has the right to respond. Whatever you need, your attorney can help with. This may include even asking the court to rescind the parental rights of the other parent entirely or asking that all visitation be supervised.
James W. Evans is a board-certified family law attorney and the founder of Evans Family Law Group. With over 25 years of experience, he has built a reputation as a trusted advocate for Texas families navigating divorce, custody, and complex family law matters.
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