No one wants to end their marriage, but at least they know how to do it. When it comes to ending a domestic partnership many couples may be stumped when it comes to what actions they need to take to end the partnership and move on with their lives. A marriage is dissolved through divorce, …
Uncontested Divorce FAQ
If you are looking to get divorced as quickly, efficiently, and economically as possible, then uncontested divorce may be the right option for you. Uncontested divorce allows you to get divorced in a matter of months, and without ever stepping foot in a courtroom. For many couples, it can provide a completely different experience to …
10 Post-Judgment Q&As
It is no secret that court proceedings can be long and daunting. You may think that once the judgment is finally entered, that is the end of it. However, that is not always the case. In some situations, changes must be made after a child custody or divorce judgment has been entered. In others, you …
10 Name-Change Q&As
Personal identity could not be more important. There are a number of reasons why someone may feel it is necessary to change their name, whether it is to take on their partner’s last name in marriage, or to better reflect their evolving identity. Unfortunately, changing your name legally is not always a straight-forward process. However, …
Gender Marker Correction Q&A
Gender identity is a complicated enough subject, but a lifetime of gender dysphoria can seem to pale in comparison to trying to navigate the complexities of correcting all of your gender markers on government documents, I.D. cards, and databases. If this has been your experience, we are here to support you in getting all the …
LGBTQ+ Family Law Q&As
It is hard enough to navigate the legal system without the inherent bias and added complications that exist when you are part of an LGBTQ+ couple. Luckily, you do not have to figure it all out on your own. A thorough and compassionate family law attorney can help you, regardless of your needs. Below are …
10 Divorce Mediation Q&As
One of the most common questions we get about divorce is “Do we have to go to court to get a divorce?” We are happy to report that you do not. Court is only the last resort to dissolve a marriage. If the parties are able to come to an agreement on all aspects of …
10 Texas Adoption Q&As
Adoption is something that changes lives for many. If you are committed to adopting, we here at the Covington Law Firm are committed to giving you the information that you need to do so confidently. Adoption is a beautiful thing, but the journey can be long and complicated. The better informed you are, the more …
