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Pearland Divorce & Family Law Attorney
Family and Divorce Lawyers in Pearland, TX, Harris County & Surrounding Areas
Cost alone should not be the deciding factor in your choice of an attorney to handle your divorce, custody, spousal support, or any other family law case. Instead, select your legal team based on a combination of years of experience, domain expertise, attentiveness to details, billing, care for clients and your gut feel after your initial consultation.
Experience matters in family law cases and, after 17 years, The Dieye Firm and our team of divorce lawyers in Pearland, TX certainly have the experience to help you. Our divorce lawyer in Pearland has handled all kinds of cases including high asset divorces and highly contested custody cases. But more importantly, we understand that family law cases including divorces and custody are very emotional and the outcome of such cases can have life-changing consequences, not only for your children but for your career and financial future. That understanding and the ability to advise, guide, and forcefully advocate for our clients is what separates us from other law firms.
Our team is dedicated to our clients and we make sure that all of your concerns and questions are answered. You will not be left in the dark wondering what is going on in your case. In fact, as a client, you will have your family law attorney’s personal cell phone number.
Once you join our firm as a client, our mission is to resolve your case efficiently and favorably. In working towards that goal, our divorce lawyers in Pearland, TX will not leave any stones unturned and will pursue every legal avenue available to help you. Our Pearland family lawyers will craft a unique and careful plan for your particular case. And we always encourage our client to be fully involved in their cases. We love our clients but sometimes tough love is needed to move a case along. Having lived in several countries, we have a keen understanding of cultures and the ability to deal and address cultural differences and sensitivities.
Divorce Lawyers in Pearland, TX Guiding You Through Difficult Times
Anyone can get a divorce without hiring an attorney. We always tell potential clients to never go to family court without a Pearland family lawyer. Although that may sound like a self-serving statement, it is the truth. Judges will not and cannot give you advice.
A good divorce attorney in Pearland will advocate for you and ensure that you understand all your rights and obligations. They will help you navigate very complex procedural rules. And oftentimes, your divorce lawyer can be a firm voice of reason and give you immense peace of mind. Selecting a good family law attorney is a crucial phase in any divorce or family law matter.
We pride ourselves in providing guidance, honest advice, and personal attention to all of our clients.
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“He is most professional in his approach and manner, I would recommend Papa to anyone.”“I have had the pleasure of using Papa Dieye as my attorney a couple of times, he is most professional in his approach and manner, I would recommend Papa to anyone.”- Harry
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How much is child support if it is ordered?Texas uses a specific formula to determine the amount of child support. It is based on a parent's gross income and the number of children that the parent has. The possession schedule has no bearing on child support, nor does the recipient spouse's income. That is because child support is the right of the child and not the other parent. It is important to remember that the formula is merely a guideline.
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What are the factors a court considers when determining spousal support?The overriding principle is the needs of the recipient party balanced with the ability of the other spouse's ability to pay. There is no exhaustive list for a judge to use, but they should consider the financial situation of both spouses, the contribution of each spouse to the marriage (including whether or not one party sacrificed their career to raise children), the age, employment history, education, health and earning capacity of the spouse requesting support, spousal violence, and any fault in the break-up of the marriage.
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What is the Standard Possession Order?This is the default schedule that courts use when determining a visitation schedule. It’s a great place for couples to start if they’d like to customize their own schedule. The non-primary parent will get the children every first, third and fifth Friday of the month until the following Sunday. They will usually get a midweek period of possession, Thursday, and it can be overnight. The couples will swap holidays. The parent who gets Thanksgiving will not get Christmas, but this will alternate every year. Finally, the non-primary conservator usually gets the whole month of July, although there are some variations to this schedule.
