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At C.E. Borman, we know that divorce is tough. We’re tougher.
Channa Borman was personable, helped me through a tough situation, listened, and most importantly, stood up for my son to make sure he would be taken care of. She stands her ground and she will also stand her ground for her clients.
– Maria Garcia
Divorce is almost always a stressful and challenging process. It may be that you and your spouse agree on all the details, or you may instead anticipate a long, drawn-out court battle. Either way, emotions are likely running high.
Bringing the law into family matters can be scary. But having an experienced Texas family law attorney by your side will help give you the confidence to fight for your rights and what’s best for your family.
At the end of the day, the most important consideration is what’s best for the child. But sometimes you and the child’s other parent may have differing opinions on what that is. That’s where we come in.
Life happens. Situations change, people move, parents remarry, children develop health problems. Court orders and parenting plans may seem final when you first agree to them, but the truth is that’s not always the case.
Texas is a “community property” state, which means that certain assets and debts that you acquire during your marriage belong equally to both you and your spouse. If you decide to end your marriage, you will have to come up with a plan for who gets what.
Mothers make up 9 out of 10 custodial parents statewide. Our team at C.E. Borman & Associates believes that, all other things being equal, fathers have just as much of a right to be in their children’s lives as mothers.
Divorce for couples above the age of 50 is referred to as “gray divorce” because of the unique challenges and experiences of getting divorced later in life. After decades of building a life together, it can be difficult to untangle the consequences of a divorce, both financial and emotional.
Just because same-sex marriage is legal doesn’t mean there isn’t still discrimination. And there are many other family law issues that LGBTQ couples can face – some unique to the LGBTQ community, and some not.
While we tend to think of adoption as a childless couple adopting a child through an agency, in reality, there are many circumstances under which someone might consider adoption in Texas.
We’ll learn more about your situation and discuss your options for moving forward.
Together, we’ll get to work resolving your issues – representing you through mediation and, if necessary, in court.
We’ve got decades of experience working with families throughout the Brazos Valley to help them get out of their current situation and build the next chapter of their lives.
