Law Office of Bryan Fagan PLLC Podcast

Welcome to The Law Office of Bryan Fagan podcast— your trusted source for legal insight and support in Divorce, Family Law, Estate Planning, Criminal Defense, and Personal Injury.Our goal is simple: to empower you with knowledge and confidence when facing life’s toughest legal decisions.We publish clear, informative videos every week—covering everything from navigating a divorce to understanding wills, trusts, custody battles, CPS cases, and more. You’ll get expert guidance directly from attorneys who care.📞 Need legal help? Call or text us at (281) 606-3374

Law Office of Bryan Fagan PLLC Podcast is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 395 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Texas Adultery & Divorce: How It Affects Your Case

  Aug 21, 202623 min

  This episode explores how adultery affects divorce proceedings in Texas, starting with the legal definition of adultery and the standards of proof courts require, then moving into whether adultery is treated as a criminal or civil matter, how spouses can lawfully gather evidence such as messages, receipts, and financial records, how proven infidelity can shift property division under Texas's community property system, how spending marital funds to support an affair can lead to reimbursement claims, the limited circumstances under which adultery affects eligibility for spousal maintenance, how infidelity can factor into child custody decisions when it creates instability or unsafe environments for children, and why staying composed, documenting finances, and seeking early legal guidance are essential to protecting a spouse's rights and long-term stability; this video is for general informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice, and laws discussed apply to the State of Texas.

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  Texas Adultery Laws: How Cheating Affects Divorce

  Aug 20, 202622 min

  This episode examines how adultery affects divorce proceedings in Texas, covering the legal definition of adultery under Texas Family Code 6.003, whether infidelity qualifies as a criminal offense or is handled purely as a civil matter, the types of direct and circumstantial evidence courts require to prove adultery, how proven infidelity can shift property division away from an even split under the "just and right" standard, how constructive fraud on the community estate applies when one spouse wrongfully depletes marital assets without the other's consent, how adultery can factor into child custody determinations under the best interest standard, and why working with an experienced Texas family law attorney is essential to build a strong, evidence-based case; this video is for general informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice, and laws discussed apply to the State of Texas.

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  Hidden Assets & Reimbursement Claims in TX Divorce

  Aug 19, 202612 min

  This episode breaks down how hidden assets and reimbursement claims work in a Texas divorce, exploring the common tactics spouses use to conceal money, property, or business interests, the legal discovery tools available under the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure to uncover that hidden information, and how Texas Family Code sections 3.402 and 7.009 govern reimbursement claims and the court's ability to reconstitute a marital estate when fraud on the community is proven, while also covering the role forensic accountants play in tracing commingled funds, the red flags spouses should watch for, common mistakes that can undermine a claim, and why experienced legal guidance and thorough documentation are essential to protecting a fair and just division of property; this video is for general informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice, and laws discussed apply to the State of Texas.

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  Proving Adultery in Texas Divorce: Evidence That Counts

  Aug 18, 202615 min

  This episode examines what it actually takes to prove adultery in a Texas divorce, starting with the legal definition of adultery as voluntary sexual intercourse outside the marriage and moving through the practical difference between direct evidence, such as photos or eyewitness testimony, and circumstantial evidence, such as texts, receipts, and financial records, which is far more common and often just as persuasive in court; it explores how a proven affair can shift the landscape of a divorce by influencing property division and support, walks through how to follow the financial trail an affair often leaves behind in the form of hidden spending, gifts, travel, and hotel charges, addresses the added complexity of high-net-worth or business-owner cases where hidden assets and digital footprints multiply the stakes, warns against common mistakes like deleting messages or using illegal tracking methods that can undermine a case, and closes by explaining why professional legal guidance is essential for gathering evidence the right way and protecting your future in a Texas divorce.

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  Fraud on the Community in Texas Divorce Explained

  Aug 17, 202621 min

  This episode breaks down fraud on the community in Texas divorce cases, exploring the fiduciary duty spouses owe one another over marital property and what happens when that duty is broken through hidden accounts, secret spending, gambling losses, or gifts to an affair partner; it walks through the legal distinction between actual fraud, which requires intent to deceive, and constructive fraud, which does not, and clarifies that fraud on the community is not a standalone lawsuit but a remedy courts use to correct an unfair loss of marital assets, then covers the badges of fraud that judges and attorneys look for when building a case, how forensic tracing can uncover transferred or dissipated funds, how a reconstituted estate calculation restores the marital pot to what it should have been before the wrongdoing, and how courts can award a disproportionate share of property, such as seventy percent to thirty percent, to make the wronged spouse whole, closing with practical guidance on documenting suspicious financial activity and protecting your financial future during a Texas divorce.

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