A Texas Supreme Court decision approving standardized divorce forms will give poor people easier access to divorce than ever before. But opponents of the forms worry that without a lawyer's help, the ...
The Texas Supreme Court on June 17 issued the final version of pro se divorce forms, with revisions that address a major concern that family lawyers raised about how the forms divide retirement ...
A Texas Supreme Court advisory board has begun debating forms aiming to make it easier and less expensive for poor Texans to get divorced. Board members on Friday heard testimony from proponents who ...
A Texas Supreme Court advisory committee today will consider whether to approve divorce forms. But many family law attorneys argue that forms are insufficient. The Texas Supreme Court is edging closer ...
Just a day after the Texas Supreme Court approved pro se divorce forms for indigent couples with no children or real property, legal aid providers were already eagerly downloading them. Despite ...
Ken Paxton argues divorce records should remain private, accuses press of invading his personal life
The judge presiding at the time, Ray Wheless, agreed and made all the case records private, including those that had already ...
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is asking a Collin County court to keep records in his ongoing divorce sealed from public ...
AUSTIN - A Texas Supreme Court advisory board on Friday debated forms intended to make it easier and less expensive for poor Texans to get divorced - hearing from proponents who say the forms would ...
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