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Same-Sex Divorce

Pearland Same-Sex Divorce Lawyer

Providing Caring Legal Advice in Harris County & the Surrounding Areas

Though the legal system is far more progressive today than it once was, it’s still tough to navigate a system that is still primarily structured with heterosexual marriages in mind. For same-sex couples seeking divorce, navigating an already complex process can be extremely stressful.

At The Dieye Firm, we aim to simplify the process.

When you work with our lawyer at The Dieye Firm, you’re dealing with an experienced professional who is knowledgeable about advocating for LGBTQ+ clients in the family law court system. We will answer your questions and provide an empathetic ear for your concerns.

Divorce is tough for individuals and families. Let us ease the burden with our caring representation. We’ll work hard to get you through the process so that you can move on to the next stage of your life.

Seeking legal advice about a divorce, but don’t know where to turn? Call (832) 299-1990 to schedule a consultation with an LGBT family law attorney.

Understanding Same-Sex Divorce in Texas

The year 2015 marked the beginning of a new era for same-sex couples, as the United States Supreme Court officially recognized such unions in all 50 states. This created new opportunities as well as new challenges. While any marrying pair genuinely desires to stay together indefinitely, there’s always the possibility that one or both parties may decide it’s best to separate.

Our Pearland same-sex divorce attorney at The Dieye Firm understands that for members of the LGBTQ+ community, divorce can have special concerns that need to be taken into consideration. We’ve spent years gaining experience in this area of family law to provide knowledgeable representation for our clients.

How Common Is Same-Sex Divorce?

According to a 2013 survey by CBS, the average divorce rate among couples is about 36.3%, regardless of their sexuality. Among gay men, it’s believed that the rate of separation is closer to 15%, while lesbian couples are expected to separate about 30% of the time.

Though LGBTQ+ spouses seem less likely to divorce than their heterosexual counterparts, it’s always best to be prepared for the possibility.

4 Main Areas of Divorce

When it comes to a same-sex divorce, there is much to take into consideration:

No matter how rare or common the divorce rate, one thing remains the same: You’re going to need the help of an experienced Pearland same-sex divorce lawyer who understands the process and will always represent your best interests.

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“I would definitely recommend him to friends and family.”
“He did an excellent job in my divorce. He would always get back with me when I had a question on my case. I would definitely recommend him to friends and family.”
- Osmin