Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

Need help with going about seperation

alright me and my wife are in the military. she cheated on me with another military member and we have a kid and debt up to 30 thousand without me knowing, under my name. we live in texas. what are the chances of me getting full custody and getting rid of that debt???


Asked on 10/22/08, 2:02 am

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Re: Need help with going about seperation

Conservatorship is an issue which deals with the best interest of the child. The factors you mention are important, but not enough, alone. Your attorney will discuss the various ways to establish that this child is better living primarily with you. The debts are marital ones, unless the court makes a finding that you were defrauded, and could possibly award all of the debts to her. If she doesn't pay them, however, the creditors will still come looking to you for payment; again unless have proof that rises to a legal level of fraud. Your attorney will be able to help you.

Texas does not have legal separations; but does provide that once the divorce is filed, a temporary hearing can resolve some of the differences while awaiting final hearing.

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Answered on 10/22/08, 9:37 am


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