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Family Law Forms
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| Questionnaire: Parties and Children
This
form must be completed and returned to the
office before the original petition, answer or
counter-petition can be filed with the Court.
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Financial Information Form
This form details the living expenses for your household, and assists you in determining what if any any additional support may be needed from your spouse. In addition, this form is required by the Court for temporary orders hearings.
If you and your spouse are living apart, please complete a separate form
for each residence and include as much information as you have about each.
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Marital Property Questionnaire
This form details the assets and debts for you and your spouse. It
is lengthy and may take some time to complete. The more information
you can provide, however, the better we can protect your interests.
Providing us the information in this format also assists in keeping your
fees lower because our familiarity with this form saves us time.
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Electronic Data Questionnaire
This form provides our office with information about you and your
spouse's electronic data which may be relevant to your case.
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Montgomery County Standing
Order Regarding Children, Pets, Property and Conduct of the Parties
As of March 16, 2009, this order
is automatically effective from the initial filing in all
divorces, modifications, and other family law matters filed
in Montgomery County.
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| 2010
Attorney General Tax Charts
These charts are published by the Office of the
Attorney General of Texas and are used in the calculation of child support.
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| What to Expect
in Family Court
A publication of the Texas Young Lawyers Association, this short guide
provides answers to common questions about appearing in family court.
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| Pro Se Divorce
Handbook
Published by the Texas Young Lawyers Association, this handbook contains
an explanation of the uncontested divorce process and provides samples
documents necessary for that process.
This handbook also
contains a sample Standard Possession Order (SPO), the custody order
generally used by the courts when parents are unable to agree on a
visitation schedule.
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