Conroe Domestic Violence Attorneys

The process of getting a divorce in Texas, and specifically in Conroe, Spring and Montgomery County, can be daunting process and be quite intimidating. However, if hire the proper Conroe domestic violence attorney or Spring Divorce Attorney, that attorney can guide you through the process and can make this already difficult time in your life a little easier. The experienced Montgomery County, Texas divorce attorneys at Garg & Associates are prepared to assist you immediately! The following guide and index below was designed to help you understand the divorce process and to reveal some of the mysteries which shroud the legal dissolution of a marriage. The first thing which is important to understand is that there are requirements which must be met in order to be eligible to receive a divorce in Texas and in Montgomery County, Texas or Harris County, Texas for that matter. In order to be eligible for a Court in the State of Texas or in Spring or Conroe to grant a divorce, at the time the divorce is filed, either party must have been:

• a domiciliary of Texas for the proceeding six-month period; and,
• a resident of the county in which the suit is filed for the preceding 90 day period.

Once these requirements have been met, you can legally file for divorce in the State of Texas and in Conroe and Spring. If your need a competent Conroe Divorce Attorney or a qualified Spring Divorce Attorney, contact Garg & Associates today!
Please select any of the following links listed below. Each link will describe a part of the divorce process. In the event you are in need of further information, please contact Garg & Associates today to speak with an attorney or schedule a consultation!

• Character of Property in Texas (Community Property Law)
• Division of Property
• Filing the Original Petition for Divorce & Grounds for Divorce in Texas
• Alimony or Spousal Maintenance
• Child Support and Health Insurance
• Serving the Petition for Divorce
• Original Answer & Counter Petition for Divorce
• Temporary Restraining Orders
• Protective Orders
• Temporary Orders
• Mediation Prior to Temporary Orders
• Dispute Resolution Center
• Hearing for Temporary Orders
• Discovery
• Mediation Prior Trial
• Trial
• Parenting Class
• Final Decree
• Visitation (Sample Standard Possession Order)

Please contact our office to see how we can assist you. Learn more about our Areas of Practice.