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What Is Long-Arm Jurisdiction in a Texas Divorce Case?

Long-arm jurisdiction is a crucial concept in Texas divorce cases, especially when one spouse resides out of state. In essence, long-arm jurisdiction allows a Texas court to exercise authority over a nonresident spouse under certain conditions. According to the Texas Family Code § 6.305, a Texas court may have jurisdiction over a nonresident spouse if […]

What Is the Process for Substituted Service in a Texas Divorce Case?

In situations where personal service of citation is not possible, Texas law allows for substituted service under specific circumstances. Substituted service is an alternative method of delivering legal documents when traditional methods, such as personal delivery or certified mail, have been unsuccessful. This process is governed by Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 106(b). To obtain […]