Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

Re: divorce

There appear to be a number of complicated issues involved in your case. While the property seems divided, the child due in November will complicate the case. No Court will grant a divorce while you are pregnant. Children born during a marriage are presumed to be of that marriage, but your husband can deny paternity and force paternity testing to be done. If the test shows he is not the father, the Court will not grant the divorce until the father of the child is added as a co-Respondent to the divorce action and a formal parent-child relationship is established between the father and the child. If your husband is found to be the father, then the decree needs to make provisions for custody, visitation and support of the child. I realize that you do not want to be hearing about all of these things, but believe me, they will be a part of your case and it is strongly advised that you hire an attorney to assist you in these proceedings. I am a board certified specialist in the field of family law and would be willing to assist you in this matter. please contact me if you are interested in visiting more about all of the factors /issues involved in your case.