Issues in Temporary Order Hearings: Frisco TX Divorce Lawyer Mark L. Scroggins

When people are filing for divorce, they might be unsure as to who is going to pay for what and where the kids are going to be during the divorce. In a Texas divorce as well as a suit affecting a parent-child relationship, involving child custody where the parents are not otherwise married, a temporary order hearing can be held near the beginning of the case, to determine who pays for what, who lives where, and what rights each parent has while the case is pending.

In Frisco, Dallas, and Plano, Texas, families concerned with their finances, child custody, and living situations rely on Mark L. Scroggins, a Board-Certified Family Law Attorney.  Mark L. Scroggins is Board Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.

Get the detailed podcast summary on the Scroggins Law Group website - Issues in Temporary Orders Hearings in Texas: A Mark L. Scroggins Podcast.

Usually one of the attorneys in a divorce or child custody case will make a motion to have a temporary order hearing at the beginning of the case. The temporary order hearing is short and duration and meant to preserve the status quo and keep everyone in the family moving along with their regular lives during the case.

Did you know that in Collin County, Texas, you only have 20 minutes to present your information and evidence to get what you are asking for in a temporary order hearing? In certain situations, your divorce lawyer can ask the court for additional time.

Getting things done right the first time is important when considering temporary order hearings. 

For a consultation for divorce, family law, child custody, and related issues call Mark L. Scroggins at Scroggins Law Group in Dallas, Frisco, and Plano, Texas at (214) 469-3100.