Bay City divorce lawyer Whitney L. Thompson releases a new article (https://www.wthompsonlaw.com/texas-divorce-lawyer/) explaining contested versus uncontested divorce in Texas. The lawyer mentions that a divorce can be a very emotional time in someone’s life and in the middle of the emotional turmoil, the person must also think clearly about their future and the consequences of their decisions.
According to the Bay City divorce lawyer, “Deciding to divorce a spouse is never an easy decision, and few people are truly prepared for all the considerations that go into filing and navigating the divorce process. Each couple is different with their own unique challenges and financial circumstances that will enter into the process.”
The lawyer explains that a couple who can work out the details of their divorce together is in a much better place than those who can’t. Uncontested divorces refer to divorces where couples are able to cooperate and agree to the terms of their divorce. This type of divorce is also more cost-effective and efficient.
Attorney Whitney L. Thompson adds that the more input from the court system, the more complicated a divorce can get. If a couple is able to settle matters outside of family court, then it may be more favorable for the children. Mediation or uncontested divorce are good options when a couple can make these decisions together.
“But even when a couple is on relatively good terms, in the beginning, a divorce can bring out the worst in them, and many points of contention will invariably come to the surface and need to be addressed. Contested divorces often require extensive and often adversarial negotiations between spouses and their attorneys. Unless these negotiations can bring a couple to mutual agreements, the court will be the final decision-maker in all matters that you cannot agree on,” the divorce attorney adds in the article.
Lastly, the lawyer emphasizes the importance of having a skilled divorce attorney when dealing with matters involving divorce. Having an experienced divorce attorney may be able to help an individual understand their rights and help them receive a more favorable outcome.
About The Law Office of Whitney Thompson, PLLC
Attorney Whitney Thompson is an experienced family law attorney who helps clients deal with family law matters such as divorce or legal separation. Attorney Thompson also deals with guardianship, probate, and estate planning matters. As an experienced divorce lawyer, attorney Thompson and her legal team have helped families have a smoother divorce process and plan for their future more thoroughly. To schedule a consultation, call (979) 318 5079.
The Law Office of Whitney L. Thompson, PLLC
1400 8th St Suite 5B, Bay City, TX 77414, United States
(979) 318-5079
As a Licensed Attorney, I have spent most of my career helping and representing individuals with Child Support, Divorce, Guardianship, Probate, and Estate Planning challenges.
The Law Office of Whitney L. Thompson, PLLC - Bay City
1400 8th St Suite 5B, Bay City, TX 77414, United States
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