The phones are ringing off the hook for Dallas family attorney Kris Balekian Hayes.
“I would say in the last 30 days, the calls have increased 200%,” she said.
Court statistics show the number of new divorce filings in Texas courts tanked during April, but grew steadily in May and June to land at higher numbers than in February, before the coronavirus pandemic hit the Lone Star State.
July 30, 2020 at 01:04 PM
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The phones are ringing off the hook for Dallas family attorney Kris Balekian Hayes.
“I would say in the last 30 days, the calls have increased 200%,” she said.
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