Update April 6, 2020 – Coronavirus (Covid-19) Dallas & Tarrant County

April 6, 2020

What if I cannot afford child support because I have been laid off due to the Covid-19 pandemic?

With these indefinite shutdowns, many questions have arisen as people are losing their jobs or getting laid off. Financially you may be wondering how you will maintain your child support.

If you have become unemployed or if your income has changed because of the COVID-19 pandemic, or for any other reason, then you would want to contact an attorney to get your child support modified and request a decrease.

Do you need an Attorney on your side during your case? Get started virtually join us Monday through Friday from 9-11:30am or 1:30-4pm in our virtual office www.tumolaw.com/live. During all other hours please call us at (817)332-4477 or Request a FREE Legal Consultation.

These questions and many more involving your child’s safety and families safety are on the top of the list as we face this crisis together. Turner Monahan PLLC will be working to put daily updates on what is and is not changing during the Covid-19 pandemic. Please follow us here at www.TumoLaw.com/blog or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/TumoLaw

What does possession Standard and extended standards look like since school is out until at least May 15 in FWISD and Indefinitely in Dallas ISD?

Many custody schedules are in place across the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. With these indefinite shutdowns, many questions have arisen. Among who does the child stay with during this time.

As of now, there has been a Seventh Amended Order put out by the Texas Supreme Court and it is our understanding that possession and access, commonly referred to as visitation, has not changed and that all parties that have a possession and access order should follow that order and follow the school schedule as though school is still in place. While we cannot provide a definite answer on this, as right now the situation is fluid, we are advising all clients to please attempt to co-parent in good faith and to follow the orders as they exist until we are told otherwise.

To read the entire amended order go to https://tumolaw.com/coronavirus-covid-19-tarrant-county-stay-at-home-update/

Do you need an Attorney on your side during your child custody case? Get started virtually join us Monday through Friday from 9-11:30am or 1:30-4pm in our virtual office https://tumolaw.com/live/. During all other hours please call us at (817)332-4477 or Request a FREE Legal Consultation.

March 30th 2020 Tarrant & Dallas Covid-19 Update

Am I still able to get Divorced during the “Shelter-in-Place” or “Stay-at-Home” orders?

During this pandemic life does not just stop. Many people have reached out asking if it is still possible to get divorced during this time. Though many courts are closed to only extraordinary situations, it is still possible to get a divorce.

You can still get divorced while there is a “Shelter in Place” or “Stay at Home” order. As a matter of fact, deferring to file for divorce may only prolong your staying married, as you must wait at least 60 days from the date you file for the divorce to even have an opportunity to finalize your case. This does not mean your case has to be finished within 60 days or that it will be finished within 60 days, but if there is an agreement, and everything goes smooth, then you may actually be able to get your case finalized within a few days after the 60 days from the date of filing the petition expires.

To get your Divorce started virtually join us Monday through Friday from 9-11:30am or 1:30-4pm in our virtual office https://tumolaw.com/live/. During all other hours please call us at (817)332-4477 or Request a FREE Legal Consultation.

We understand these are trying times and we will work with clients affected physically, emotionally and financially by Coronavirus with fee-based structures that will work for you. Schedule a consultation today with an attorney at Turner Monahan PLLC.

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Update April 6, 2020 – Coronavirus (Covid-19) Dallas & Tarrant County

March 30th 2020 Tarrant & Dallas Covid-19 Update

We understand these are trying times and we will work with clients affected physically, emotionally and financially by Coronavirus with fee-based structures that will work for you. Schedule a consultation today with an attorney at Turner Monahan PLLC.

Speak to a Attorney today at the Law Office of Turner-Monahan to see how we can assist you in your divorce!

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