Guide to Divorce in Texas

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaSep 01, 20210 Comments

Are you considering getting a divorce? Getting a divorce is not an easy process, especially if you're not knowledgeable about the legal process of divorce in Texas. When you decide to file for a divorce, there are a few things you should consider, like hiring a divorce attorney before even filing...

Should I Move Out During My Divorce?

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaJul 29, 20210 Comments

Does Moving Out Impact Divorce? If you plan on getting a divorce, separating from your spouse can have benefits that help you prepare to file. Separation gives you time to plan out and negotiate the details of your divorce with an experienced attorney. Our family law attorney Bobby Barina, of Bob...

How to Tell Your Spouse You Want a Divorce

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaJul 29, 20210 Comments

3 Communication Tips for Divorcing Couples Making the decision to get a divorce is not easy, especially if you know that your spouse may not share the same feelings about ending your marriage. What do you do when you have a spouse who doesn't want a divorce, but you do? If you want to bring up th...

Why You should Hire a Local Divorce Lawyer

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaJun 28, 20210 Comments

What to Expect From a Local Divorce Lawyer Are you looking for a divorce attorney but don't know where to begin? Are you ending your marriage, but the split is complicated? Learn more about what you should look for when hiring an attorney near you. So, your marriage has ended. Now what? Finding a...

3 Tips to Adjust to Life After Divorce

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaJun 23, 20210 Comments

3 Tips to Move On After a Divorce Moving on after a divorce may sound like something that's hard to do, especially if you were married for a while and you've become accustomed to your current lifestyle. Adjusting to a new routine, making a new routine, making time for yourself, and letting go of ...

Are Assets Split 50/50 in a Divorce? | Barina Law

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaJun 02, 20210 Comments

How Are Assets Divided in a Divorce? In Texas, property and assets are not always divided equally between divorcing spouses. Property is separated into two categories called community property and separate property under a process called equitable distribution. Keep reading for information about ...

Who Gets the House in a Divorce?

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaMay 06, 20210 Comments

Divorce in Texas: Who Keeps the House? In a divorce, property division can cause a lot of issues between you and your former spouse. Who gets the house is not always a simple question to answer both parties may feel entitled to keep it. In Texas, during a divorce, your family's home would be cons...

Difference Between Separation and Divorce in Texas

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaMay 06, 20210 Comments

What's the Difference Between Separation and Divorce? Are you thinking about getting a divorce, but you want to know what your options are before making your first move? Either you or your spouse can initiate a divorce or separation, but it's important to know the difference between the two becau...

How to Talk to Your Children About Divorce

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaApr 02, 20210 Comments

Explaining Divorce to Your Children The topic of divorce is never easy for anyone, including children. Sometimes, divorce can be hard to explain to children, but it's not impossible to do. Read more in this blog by ‌‌Bobby Dale Barina, Attorney At Law about how you can have an open and honest dis...

Helping Your Child Adjust to Visitation

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaMar 03, 20210 Comments

5 Ways to Make the Best of Visitation It's not easy for parents and children to adjust to new arrangements after you have finalized your custody agreement. The pressure to make sure your child is comfortable wherever they go can be pretty intense, but that can be reduced with a little guidance. O...

What You Need to Know About Child Custody in Texas

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaFeb 02, 20210 Comments

Recently divorced parents are faced with the stressful and emotional impact of having to divide time with their children during a custody dispute. Child custody laws in Texas can be confusing, but one thing remains clear, your child's best interests will be the deciding factor in a custody case. ...

How to Co-Parent During a Pandemic

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaJan 19, 20210 Comments

Parenting can be tough when both parents live apart and are no longer under the same roof. Add in a global pandemic, and now you're in unchartered territory. As cases continue to rise, circumstances for a lot of families continue to change. Here are some tips for parents who are struggling to nav...

Co-Parenting New Year’s Resolutions

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaJan 19, 20210 Comments

With a new year comes new obstacles for some parents, especially those who share custody of their children. Many of us make lists of things we'd like to improve at this time of year, so why not make co-parenting one of them? Life after divorce is challenging, but you can make an effort to begin y...

How to Win Your Virtual Hearing

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaNov 03, 20200 Comments

The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically increased the use of virtual communications throughout the justice system. Many people accused of unlawful acts are discovering that their hearings are being performed on a digital platform instead of an actual courtroom. With a new atmosphere, it is importan...

Do You Need a Property Division Attorney?

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaAug 28, 20200 Comments

For couples going through a divorce, diving their properties, assets, and debts is one of the most challenging parts of the process. Thus, many turn to the legal expertise of a property division attorney. Property division between divorcing couples can get stressful and emotional. On top of that,...

When Do You Need a Child Visitation Lawyer?

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaAug 10, 20200 Comments

Are you trying to figure out whether you need to hire a child visitation lawyer? While you don't always have to hire an attorney to finalize a custody agreement with your former spouse, your will and determination to take on the process are sometimes not enough. In today's post, we'll present som...

Texas DUID: 4 Key Things You Need to Know

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaJul 20, 20200 Comments

When you hear about someone being charged with driving under the influence, the common assumption is that alcohol was involved. In Texas, however, you can be penalized differently for driving under the influence of drugs (DUID for short). Here are four key things you need to know about state DUID...

What to Do When You Get a DWI Charge

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaJun 28, 20200 Comments

Getting pulled over is always going to be one of the most stressful and tense situations for any driver. However, a speeding violation is different from a Driving While Intoxicated or DWI charge. If you have been charged with DWI, it can have a severe and lasting negative effect on all aspects of...

Understanding Dependency Charges

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaJun 20, 20200 Comments

Are you facing dependency charges? If so, understanding what these charges are, how they affect your custody, and what the potential consequences are is crucial. If you are facing dependency charges, getting legal help is critical. There is far too much at stake to try to deal with these charges ...

5 Tips to Help You Pick a Divorce Lawyer

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaJun 14, 20200 Comments

If you find yourself in a situation where you need to hire a divorce lawyer, you're most likely already at a stressful situation in your life. Realizing that your marriage is not working out anymore and it's best for all involved to end is never an easy decision. The same can also be said when it...

Tips for Business Owners from a Divorce Lawyer

Posted by Bobby Dale BarinaMay 31, 20200 Comments

As a business owner, of course, you want to protect your assets to the best of your ability. However, if you're going through a divorce, you may be wondering how the proceeding will impact your business. A divorce lawyer can give you a proper direction. There are going to be special circumstances...

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