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Social media sometimes feels casual and private. But in a Texas divorce, it often becomes evidence. We regularly see Dallas divorce cases where posts, comments, photos, or messages create serious problems for asset division, support disputes, or credibility with the court. Many people assume that deleting a post or switching accounts to private protects them. That as...


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When a divorce involves inherited property, the process can quickly become confusing and emotionally charged. Many Texans assume that an inheritance will always remain theirs alone, but the outcome depends heavily on how the property was handled during the marri...


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Richard Orsinger, Keith Nelson selected to Lawdragon’s Hall of Fame 

DALLAS – Family law firm Orsinger, Nelson, Downing & Anderson, LLP, (ONDA) partners Richard Orsinger and ...


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Divorce is difficult for any family, but military families in Texas face issues that are not always present in civilian divorces. The demands of active duty, frequent relocations, and federal protections can complicate everything from property division to parenting plans. 

As knowledgeable attorneys at Orsinger, Nelson, Downing & Anderson, we work with service...


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As divorce attorneys serving clients across Dallas, Frisco, and San Antonio, we often meet people who feel trapped because their spouse refuses to sign divorce papers. It’s a stressful situation, but under Texas law, one spouse cannot stop a divorce in its tracks simply by refusing to participate. Divorce is still considered a


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