Most Texas courts directly prohibit or at least frown on having sleepovers while the divorce is pending
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The Discovery Process: Step 3 in the Divorce Proceeding
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The next step in the divorce process is discovery. This proceedure allows both sides to get the information they need to determine the size of the community estate and to learn the position the other party will take on certain issues. Discovery can be written or oral.
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Temporary Orders Hearing: Step 2 of the Divorce Proceeding
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Before the TRO expires, a judge will schedule a temporary orders hearing to determine if the TRO needs to be made permanent while the divorce goes forward. Often temporary orders are arrived at by agreement of the parties through negotiations. Occasionally, the agreements may be handled informally, without the entry of court orders. This usually only works when the parties are very agreeable.
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