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3707 Cypress Creek Parkway
Houston TX, 77068

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3707 Cypress Creek Parkway, Houston TX, 77068
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About Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC

The Law Office of Bryan Fagan is a domestic litigation firm focused on representing families in divorce and all other family law practice areas. Families have chosen the Law Office of Bryan Fagan because of our dedication to representing families in family law cases. Our mission is to be advisors and advocates for families before, during, and after divorce, with a passionate and intelligent devotion to excellence. Don't face this process alone. You always have a partner you can count on with the Law Office of Bryan Fagan. Our team is available to answer your questions via telephone 7 days a week 24 hours a day. All initial consultations require an appointment, so please call today to get yours scheduled!

Services:
Child Support Litigation
Collaborative Divorce Representation
Contested Divorce Litigation
Custody & Visitation Rights Litigation
Debt Division Litigation
Father's Rights Litigation
Guardianship Litigation
Mediation
Military Divorce Representation
Modification of Court Orders
Parent Timesharing Litigation
Paternity Establishment Litigation
Prenups & Marital Agreements Writing
Property Division Litigation
Spousal Support & Alimony Litigation
Uncontested Divorce Legal Services
Adoption
Alimony & Spousal Support
Alimony
Annulment - Consult
Asset Division
Asset Protection
Business Planning
Attorney General Cases
Business Owner Divorce
CPS Adoption Representation
CPS Parental Rights Termination
Child Custody
Child Custody Arrangements
Child Custody Attorneys
Child Custody Battle
Child Custody Cases
Child Custody Consultation
Child Custody Lawyers
Child Custody Modifications
Child Custody Plans
Child Protective Services
Child Protective Services Defense
Child Support
Child Support Attorney
Child Support Calculation
Child Support Issues
Child Support Modification
Co-Parenting
Coaching Services
Common Law Divorce
Common Law Marriages
Community Property Division
Complex Child Custody Issues
Complex Family Law
Contempt of Court
Contested Divorce
Custody & Visitation
Debt Division
Defending Relatives' Rights Against CPS
Division Divorce Asset
Divorce
Divorce After 50
Divorce and Child Custody
Divorce Attorney
Divorce Cases
Divorce Decree Enforcements
Divorce Planning
Divorce Proceeding
Divorce Property Division
Divorce Representing
Divorce with Special Needs Child
Divorce with Special Needs Children
Domestic Violence
Elder Law
Elder Law and Medicaid Services
Enforcing Child Custody and Visitation Orders
Estate Planning Attorney
Estate Planning
Family-Owned Businesses & Farms
Father's Rights
Mother's Rights
Gestational Agreements
Incapacity Planning
Marital Property Division

Products Carried:
Adult Name Change
Alimony
Alimony Tax Deduction
Attorney General Child Support Cases
Bonus Pay or Overtime and Child Support
Business Owner Divorce
Child Abuse
Child Custody
Child Custody Modifications
Child Name Change
Child Neglect
Child Protective Services Defense
Child Support and College Tuition
Child Support Overpayment
Child Visitation Enforcement
Contested Divorce
CPS Adoption Representation
CPS Parental Rights Termination
Debt Division
Defending Relatives' Rights Against CPS
Divorce
Enforcing Alimony Agreements and Court Orders
Enforcing Visitation and Property Orders
Foster Care
Gray Divorce
High Net Worth Divorce
Houston Pet Planning
Legacy Planning
LGBTQ Estate Planning
Military Divorce
Modify Reduce or Terminate Alimony
Obtaining or Terminating Benefits after Divorce
Parenting Time
Representation for Grandparents
Representation for Parents
Temporary Spousal Support
Trust Administration & Probate Legal Services
Uncontested Divorce
Visitation Modification
Writs of Habeas Corpus


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986.57 mi away  2 hours and 16 minutes by plane

Frequently Asked Questions about Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC

Very carefully! In all seriousness, a narcissist wants the divorce to be all about them. Instead, put the emphasis on your children and their best interests. If not for the kids- remember that the narcissist only thinks of themselves. Prepare your case with your attorney and consider all the angles. Your spouse won’t think beyond their nose to do the same.
Short answer: a lot. Your parenting record, social media use, drug/alcohol problems, and history of infidelity are just a handful of the potential “skeletons” in your closet that can be used against you in a divorce. Finding the right attorney to help you play defense when necessary and offense at other times is essential when it comes to accomplishing your goals.
The old saying that “half of marriages end in divorce” probably is not true. Factors such as whether or not you have graduated from high school, have children prior to marriage and whether or not you and your spouse are employed all factor into the percentages when it comes to divorce.
The cost of a divorce depends upon whether you have minor children, assets that are divisible in the divorce and a host of other factors. You are better off speaking with one of our attorneys for a free of charge consultation to gain a better understanding of divorce costs based on your specific circumstances.
We have multiple guides as to how you can simply file for divorce. However, the simplest way is to hire the Law Office of Bryan Fagan to file your Original Petition for Divorce and to represent you throughout the rest of your case.
Texas does not have a marital status known as “legal separation” under its Family Code. While you and your spouse can separate from one another physically you will remain married until the judge signs your Final Decree of Divorce.
No. Texas is a “no fault” state meaning that you don’t need to specify a reason (or fault ground) for the divorce. Irreconcilable differences and/or conflict of personalities between you and your spouse is all you need to list as your reason for wanting the divorce.


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