CONTESTED
DIVORCE
When spouses disagree on any divorce-related legal matter, the divorce is considered contested. Unlike uncontested divorces, in which the court only needs to sign off on an agreement that has already been reached, a contested divorce can involve months or even years of litigation.
The many potential issues that can lead to contested divorce include:
- Asset and debt division
- Child custody and visitation
- Spousal support
- Property division, including retirement assets
If you are considering a contested divorce, it is important to have an attorney who understands the Texas family law system and who can aggressively advocate for your best interests. The San Antonio divorce lawyers at Wilson Brown Law, PLLC have experience with all types of contested divorces and are prepared to fight for what is fair for you and your family.
CONTESTED
DIVORCE
When spouses disagree on any divorce-related legal matter, the divorce is considered contested. Unlike uncontested divorces, in which the court only needs to sign off on an agreement that has already been reached, a contested divorce can involve months or even years of litigation.
The many potential issues that can lead to contested divorce include:
- Asset and debt division
- Child custody and visitation
- Spousal support
- Property division, including retirement assets
If you are considering a contested divorce, it is important to have an attorney who understands the Texas family law system and who can aggressively advocate for your best interests. The San Antonio divorce lawyers at Wilson Brown Law, PLLC have experience with all types of contested divorces and are prepared to fight for what is fair for you and your family.
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CONSULTATION
We understand that this is a difficult time for you, and we will do everything we can to make the contested divorce process as smooth as possible. Contact us today to schedule a private consultation: 210-681-6353.