The divorce process in Texas is not easy. It is full of complex legal terms and risks, and it can be hard to cope with it emotionally. At C.E. Borman, we understand what you are going through. We have a long history of assisting our clients in this perilous situation. We offer our clients honest and practical advice on how to defend their rights and do what’s best for their families.
Our Todd Texas Divorce Services
Divorce is a tough and stressful experience. You and your spouse may agree on everything, or you may have to go through a long and bitter court battle. Either way, you are likely to be emotionally overwhelmed. That’s why having a qualified Texas divorce attorney by your side is essential. At C.E. Borman, we have supported countless families through the divorce stages. We aid our clients with different kinds of divorces and issues, and our team is devoted to leading our clients through the legal matters and to a better, happier, and healthier life.
Divorce Property Division
One of the most difficult decisions that needs to be made during a divorce is how to divide your property between you and your spouse. The good news is that you don’t have to do it alone. With the help of our team at C.E. Borman, property division can be a straightforward and fair process that respects your needs at all costs.
Fathers’ Rights
Fathers have just as much of a right to be in their children’s lives as mothers. That’s why we use our decades of experience in Texas divorce and child custody cases to protect our client’s rights and fight for what’s best for their families.
Gray Divorce
Our team at C.E. Borman includes staff members of all ages. Not only do we have decades of experience in divorce law, we also understand the needs of older couples going through divorce. More importantly, we believe that everyone deserves a fair settlement from their divorce, and the ability to lead a thriving single life. We will fiercely defend your rights and advocate for your interests throughout the divorce process.
LGBTQ Divorce
As LGBTQ couples now have the same marriage rights as straight couples, they also have to contend with the legal issues that can arise from marriage, such as divorce. And there are many other family law issues that LGBTQ couples can face – some unique to the LGBTQ community, and some not. At C.E. Borman, we believe a family is a family, and we are dedicated to helping our clients and their families through whatever family law issues they face.
What Our Todd Texas Divorce Clients Say
Our Todd Texas Divorce Case Process
01. STEP ONE
02. STEP TWO
We’ll learn more about your situation and discuss your options for moving forward.
03. STEP THREE
Together, we’ll get to work resolving your issues – representing you through mediation and, if necessary, in court.
Areas Served
- Anderston
- Baytown
- Bedias
- Bell County
- Bellaire
- Belton
- Burleson County
- Benchley
- Brazos County
- Bremond
- Brenham
- Brookshire
- Bryan
- Buckholts
- Buffalo
- Bunker Hill
- Burleson County
- Burlington
- Burton
- Caldwell
- Calvery
- Cameron
- Centerville
- Clay
- College Station
- Davilla
- Deanville
- Deer Park
- El Lago
- Franklin
- Friendswood
- Galena Park
- Gause
- Giddings
- Grimes County
- Harker Heights
- Harris County
- Hearne
- Hedwig Village
- Hempstead
- Hilltop Lakes
- Hilshire Village
- Holland
- Houston
- Humble
- Hunters Creek Village
- Iola
- Jacinto City
- Jersey Village
- Jewett
- Katy
- Killeen
- Kurten
- La Porte
- Latium
- League City
- Lee County
- Leon County
- Leona
- Lyons
- Madison County
- Madisonville
- Marquez
- Midway
- Milam County
- Milano
- Millican
- Mission
- Missouri City
- Morgan’s Point
- Mumford
- Nassau Bay
- Navasota
- Nolanville
- Pasadena
- Pattison
- Pearland
- Pine Island
- Piney Point Village
- Praesel
- Prairie
- Prairie View
- Richards
- Roans
- Robertson County
- Rockdale
- Rogers
- Salado
- Seabrook
- Shiro
- Shoreacres
- Snook
- Somerville
- South Houston
- Southside Place
- Spring Valley
- Stafford
- Sunnyside
- Taylor Lake Village
- Temple
- Thorndale
- Todd
- Tomball
- Troy
- Waller County
- Waller
- Washington County
- Webster
- West University Place
- Wheelock
- Wixon Valley
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the grounds for divorce in Texas?
In a no-fault divorce, you only have to prove that your marriage is insupportable because of irreconcilable conflicts, or that you’ve been separated for 3 years. In a fault divorce, grounds for divorce include adultery, abandonment, cruelty, and felony conviction.
How long does the divorce process take in Texas?
The duration of the divorce process depends on the complexity of issues and cooperation between parties, but it typically takes several months to a year.
What is the difference between contested and uncontested divorce in Texas?
In a contested divorce, spouses disagree on major issues such as child custody, support, and property division. In an uncontested divorce, they reach agreements outside of court, usually resulting in a faster and less expensive process.
Will I have to go to court for my divorce in Texas?
Not necessarily. Many divorces are settled through negotiation or mediation, avoiding the need for a court appearance. The more cooperative and civil you can be with your ex, the more likely you will not have to go to court.
Do I need a lawyer for my divorce in Texas?
While not technically required, it’s not advisable to file for divorce without representation. Having a lawyer can provide valuable legal guidance, ensure your rights are protected, and help navigate complex legal processes.
Contact a Todd Texas Divorce Attorney Today
It’s undeniable: divorce is a complicated matter, and it can lead to a lot of stress and sorrow. But it doesn’t have to be that way. At C.E. Borman, our aim is to defend our clients’ best interests, while facilitating the divorce process in Texas as much as possible. Reach out to us today.
