Rachel Rizzieri Feist - Family Law Attorney

Life After Divorce: Steps to Rebuild and Thrive Practical steps to regain stability, rediscover yourself, and embrace a fresh start.

Learning that your spouse wants a divorce can be jarring. At the outset, it's especially important to take it one step at a time: gather information, speak with an attorney, and take care of yourself and your children.

Your Husband or Wife Wants a Divorce: Now What? Steps to Take Next When your husband or wife wants a divorce, it can come as a shock that leaves you feeling lost and uncertain. Let our experienced attorneys guide you through the essential steps to protect your rights and move toward a brighter future.

Texas law permits spouses to end their marriage through a "no-fault" divorce process. The typical basis of a no-fault divorce is "insupportability," or, in other words, incompatibility or irreconcilable differences between spouses. Learn more about the no-fault divorce process in Texas from my latest blog post.

Understanding No-Fault Divorce in Texas Learn how a Texas no-fault divorce works and what to expect throughout the process, then contact our experienced divorce lawyers to find out whether getting a no-fault divorce in Texas is the right choice for you.

Anyone who's preparing to file for divorce or a suit affecting the parent-child relationship needs to be aware of the family law standing orders of their county. Not all counties in Texas have a standing order, but many do. To find out what this could mean for you, take a look at my latest post about the family law standing order in Collin County, which operates very similarly to the standing orders in its neighboring counties.

Updated Standing Order in Collin County, Texas, Promotes Fairer Divorces A standing order for a divorce in Texas goes into effect automatically and is intended to keep things as fair and aboveboard as possible. Learn what the standing order in Collin County, Texas, covers, then find an ethical divorce attorney at our firm to help with your case.