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1 Divorce lawyers are available in Stephenville, Texas, including Brady Lane Pendleton. These lawyers are rated between 4.8/5 to 5.0/5 and 53% provide free consultation.

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Brady Lane Pendleton

290 W College , Stephenville , Texas 76401

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Litigation, Personal Injury, Family, Divorce

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“Honest and helpful attorney. Took time to help me with my complicated case. Spoke directly to him instead every time. Don't waste your time with any...a client”

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Recent Q&As in Texas (Divorce)

Texas - Husband refuses to return rental car during divorce. What are our options? | Jul 25, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Texas My stepdaughter lives in Texas and is in the middle of a divorce. She rented a car in her own name for her husband to drive after he totaled his vehicle so he could pick up her son for visitation. The rental was due back on June 25, but he has refused to return it. She has repeatedly demanded that he return the vehicle, and he refuses. She contacted the local police, but they told her they could not take a stolen vehicle report because she voluntarily gave him the keys. The rental company is aware of the situation and has confirmed that he was an authorized driver because in Texas he is her husband and it’s automatic even though she did not put him on the rental agreement. She is still the renter and is financially responsible for the vehicle. My questions are: Is the police response correct, or is there another type of report they should be taking? Does the fact that he was initially an authorized driver prevent this from becoming a criminal matter once he refuses to return the vehicle? Besides continuing to work with the rental company and her divorce attorney, are there any other legal options she should pursue in Texas? She is documenting all communications and has kept records of her demands that he return the vehicle. I’m not looking for moral judgments—just trying to understand what legal remedies may exist under Texas law.
Divorced and lock code | Jul 24, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Texas My divorce was recently finalized. As stated in the divorce decree, I “shall have the exclusive right to the use and possession of the premises until sold.” House is listed for sale. My house had a smartlock and Ring camera system. I tried to change the password on the Ring before the decree was signed by the judge and the Ex threw a fit saying she has a right to the cameras since she’s still on the deed. I relented at that time but now that the divorce is final, does she still have a “right” to watch my security system and my coming and going? Also, can I change the smartlock code to prevent entry by her? Or is this another “since she’s still legally there owner too” that she has a right to the code? Thanks!

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