Hoppes Law Firm

04/28/2023

When parents divorce or otherwise split up, deciding how you will share conservatorship of your child can be a stressful matter. Once you agree on a conservatorship arrangement or the court does it for you, the issue is not over. This is because you need to develop a highly detailed parenting plan for the court to approve.

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04/14/2023

Meet Lisa Hoppes
Lisa Hoppes has been helping families navigate family law matters for 28 years. She is Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Lisa received her Juris Doctor Degree from Louisiana State University School of Law in 1993 and is licensed to practice law in both Texas and Louisiana.

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Hurst family law attorneys at Hoppes Law Firm, PLLC have over 28 years experience in divorce and family law in Tarrant County. Willing to negotiate, but ready to fight for your interests. In the Fort Worth area, call 817-283-3999.

03/31/2023

Will Adultery Affect a Divorce Case in TX?
Adultery is a common reason why married spouses decide to get divorced in Texas. When one spouse is unfaithful, it can complicate and impact the divorce process in different ways, and you should always openly discuss the matter with your Tarrant County divorce lawyer.

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03/09/2023

Divorce Doesn't Have to be a War Zone
Many people imagine divorce to be a highly intense conflict, and the courtroom is the battleground. While some divorces might seem like a war zone, many spouses are able to resolve their cases with as little conflict as possible, and they never have to argue in front of a judge.

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Hurst family law attorneys at Hoppes Law Firm, PLLC have over 28 years experience in divorce and family law in Tarrant County. Willing to negotiate, but ready to fight for your interests. In the Fort Worth area, call 817-283-3999.

02/24/2023

Ways to Establish Paternity
If parents are unmarried but agree to establish paternity right from the start, they can voluntarily do so at the time of the child’s birth. This involves having both parents complete and sign an Acknowledgment of Paternity form, which can be done at the hospital following the birth.

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Hurst family law attorneys at Hoppes Law Firm, PLLC have over 28 years experience in divorce and family law in Tarrant County. Willing to negotiate, but ready to fight for your interests. In the Fort Worth area, call 817-283-3999.

02/15/2023

Will Adultery Affect a Divorce Case in TX?
Adultery is a common reason why married spouses decide to get divorced in Texas. When one spouse is unfaithful, it can complicate and impact the divorce process in different ways, and you should always openly discuss the matter with your Tarrant County divorce lawyer.

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Hurst family law attorneys at Hoppes Law Firm, PLLC have over 28 years experience in divorce and family law in Tarrant County. Willing to negotiate, but ready to fight for your interests. In the Fort Worth area, call 817-283-3999.

01/25/2023

Tarrant County Domestic Violence and Protective Order Lawyers
Texas takes domestic violence allegations and the protection of families very seriously. Domestic violence can happen in many ways, and it is important for victims to take the necessary legal action to seek protection from future abuse. Alternatively, some domestic violence accusations are fabricated for various reasons, including trying to gain advantages in upcoming divorce cases. It is important for people in both situations to seek legal assistance as soon as possible.

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01/12/2023

Complex High Net-Worth Divorce Attorneys in Tarrant County
Each divorce case is unique, though Texas law requires all divorcing spouses to divide their community property before the judge issues the final divorce order. Some spouses might not have significant assets or property, so the division might be relatively straightforward. In other cases, however, spouses might have amassed significant and complex assets, which can make this aspect of the divorce process more complicated and possibly contentious.

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Hurst Divorce and Family Law Attorneys work with families throughout Tarrant County.

12/26/2022

12/09/2022

Benefits of a Collaborative Divorce in TX
While many divorces arise from discord in a marriage, the divorce process does not have to be one contentious battle after another. Divorcing spouses have options that help them stay sane, as well as save time and other resources. One such option is collaborative divorce, which is a specially-designed process that takes place outside of divorce court.

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Hurst Divorce and Family Law Attorneys work with families throughout Tarrant County.

11/24/2022

May all the good things of life be yours, not only at Thanksgiving but throughout the coming year.

11/03/2022

Divorce for Business Owners in TX
There are many factors that can complicate a divorce, and complex property and assets are one of them. More than two million people in Texas own small businesses, and many more have interests in larger companies. While owning your own business can be rewarding and lucrative, it can also be a serious issue if you and your spouse decide to get divorced.

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Hurst family law attorneys at Hoppes Law Firm, PLLC have over 28 years experience in divorce and family law in Tarrant County. Willing to negotiate, but ready to fight for your interests. In the Fort Worth area, call 817-283-3999.