CORSICANA DIVORCE ATTORNEYS
Guiding Clients Through The Divorce Process in Texas
- child custody
- visitation
- child support
- property division
Many clients who seek our assistance are in “crisis mode” when we first meet. They are looking for both immediate and long-term relief from their marital troubles, which is where our Corsicana divorce lawyers step in. We begin each divorce case by fully reviewing an individual’s situation and clarifying key objectives regarding their divorce. For example, a parent of young children may be focused on gaining custody, while someone whose children are grown may be concerned about how their significant marital assets will be divided.
Are you looking to file for divorce? Contact us at (903) 417-0889 to speak to our trusted divorce attorneys in Corsicana. We offer services in Spanish and German to accommodate as many clients as possible.
Is Texas a Community Property State?
Yes, Texas is a community property state. This means any property or assets gained during the marriage is owned by both spouses equally and will be split evenly if the couple divorces.
Some property gained during the marriage will remain the sole property of one spouse. These exceptions include inheritances or gifts received by one spouse and compensation from personal injury settlements. In addition, any property or assets owned and managed by one spouse will remain the sole property of that spouse.
Is Texas a No Fault Divorce State?
Yes. When filing for a divorce in Texas, you can choose between a no-fault or a fault-based divorce. If an individual files for a no-fault divorce, they will not have to prove that their partner is responsible for the end of the marriage.
Compassionate Legal Support During Your Divorce
Getting a divorce is the last thing on anyone’s mind, as it is a last-resort option for most couples. Knowing this, our divorce lawyers in Corsicana stop at nothing to make the process as smooth and manageable for our clients as possible.
We also help divorced individuals get modifications to their court orders, including, but not limited to:
- original divorce decrees
- enforcement of orders
- requests to move away with a child
- stepparent adoption
What Sets Us Apart
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A Unique Husband & Wife Legal Team
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Over 50 Years of Combined Legal Experience
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Trustworthy & Personal Service
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Sarah Keathley Is a Credentialed Mediator by the Texas Mediator Credentialing Association
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Steve Keathley Is a Former Prosecutor & Elected District Attorney
Sarah Keathley brings nearly 30 years of real-world legal experience, bar leadership, and a commitment to practical solutions. She’s running for State Bar President to ensure the Bar serves its members with integrity, professionalism, and common sense.