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NOTICE:  THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS SENSITIVE DATA 201511111 IN THE MATTER OF § IN THE DISTRICT COURT THE MARRIAGE OF §     §   JOHN “SHE’S NOTHING WITHOUT ME” DOE, JR. §   AND § 310th JUDICIAL DISTRICT JANE “I MADE HIM WHAT HE IS” DOE §     §   AND IN THE INTEREST …

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Whether a careless oversight or intentionally misleading, it is not uncommon for a person to discover that some assets were not disclosed during a divorce and were subsequently not divided and awarded in the Final Decree of Divorce. How do you seek relief if you find this happened during your divorce?

Going through a divorce can be a difficult time for both parties involved. Emotions are naturally running high, and seeing eye-to-eye is a rarity in most cases. If you are able to come to an amicable agreement, it is possible to avoid a lengthy and expensive divorce process. However, that is not always possible, even …

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Temporary mutual injunctions are a tool used in the divorce process that prevent either party from conducting themselves in a manner that would harass the other party, destroy or tamper with marital assets or disrupt the lives of the children. Mutual injunctions apply to conduct, property, assets and children. The parties and their attorneys may agree to mutual injunctions at the onset of a divorce or the judge may order them at a temporary orders hearing. Once the judge has signed temporary mutual injunctions it is very important that the parties comply.