Divorce Process Attorney in Round Rock, Texas

What divorce cases end up in trials?

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the first thing about divorce trials is
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a majority of divorce cases in texas are
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settled
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through what we call alternative dispute
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resolution that could be mediation it
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could be
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informal settlement between the
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attorneys and the parties but i always
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explain to clients that you cannot
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settle a case that you are not prepared
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to take to trial i have extensive trial
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experience in both jury trials
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and bench trials trying over hundreds of
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cases on complex property issues
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custody issues
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you know grandparent rights
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criminal cases things of that nature
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and
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what you’re going to get uh at our firm
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is that from the minute we take your
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case and the minute you become our
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client
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we are going to be preparing that case
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for trial now ultimately your case may
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settle and you may be able to resolve
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your disputes outside of court and
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that’s a great thing and that’s a great
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advantage uh to use in in within the
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system but from the minute we get the
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case we are looking at
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what would happen on this issue if we go
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to trial what have i seen on similar
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cases what have i seen judges in the
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area do on similar disputed issues and
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what was the outcome on those cases so
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that way i can advise the client what
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the risk and what the reward is at trial
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so that way they can inform themselves
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and and know whether it makes sense to
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settle their case or it makes sense to
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go to trial

Austin, TX family law attorney Tyler Pennington explains how divorce cases end up in trials.

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