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How to legally prepare before you say "I do"

Mysti L. Dennis has been a family attorney for more than 20 years. She shares the things you should prepare for before getting married

HOUSTON — When you get married, a lot of things change legally. There's community property and community debt. Add children and assets to the mix and things can get even more complicated if you should decide to divorce. Many people are caught off guard by assumptions like, the woman always gets the children, we'll split things 50/50 and can I get alimony? When it comes to law, family court is often the most contentious. As a partner and family attorney with Smith Wilson & Dennis, P.C., Mysti L. Dennis, has seen a lot of things Sometimes the more work you do going into a marriage, the easier it can be, if you have to get out.

ABOUT SMITH WILSON & DENNIS, P.C.:

"Family Law, by its inherent nature, touches the heart and soul of each individual involved in the litigation. Their firm's primary objective is to personalize the services to address the unique needs of each person while navigating them through their individual family law matter. Jacqueline Smith, Tasha Wilson and Mysti L. Dennis are each Board-Certified Family Law attorneys with more than 60+ years of combined experience in representing litigants through the court system. They provide our clients with the care and attention necessary to help them navigate through some of the most important and meaningful aspects of their lives."

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