Family Law

In Texas, parenting time is known as “possession.” It can be one of the hardest parts of a family law case because parents want to spend as much time as possible with their children. This is especially true as the holiday season approaches. But it is also relevant...

The marriage dissolution process can be emotionally draining, tiring and damaging. So, while you’re wrapped up in figuring out the best way to secure your future through the divorce process, you also have to be cognizant of the toll your divorce is taking and take...

Addiction can be a life-long affliction that impacts every aspect of your life. One of them is the amount of time you get to spend with your child. In fact, your substance use may drive the other parent to seek a child custody order that restricts the amount of time...

Co-parenting is hard and complicated, especially when your co-parent is often late for exchanges. And, if you face this situation, you likely have asked yourself, “What can I do under Texas law?” The answer Yes. There are options under our state’s laws. First, start...

When a couple gets divorced in Texas, finances can be a sticking point. People will need to consider how they are going to make ends meet. Spousal maintenance can be a key part of the process. However, it can also lead to intense disagreement. From the outset, it is...

We’ve all seen movies and T.V. shows where criminal defendants who are arrested are informed of their right to remain silent and their right to an attorney. These rights are real, and acting on them could keep you out of jail. But the police don’t always have to...

Whether your marriage is heading for divorce, or you need to modify an existing custody order, you might think that you and your spouse or your child’s other parent can work the matter out on your own. While some parties are able to do so on amicable terms and come to...

Unlike other states, Texas does not have detailed requirements on the books about what parents must do if they have custody, or conservatorship, over their children and need to move for a job or for some other reason. Many Texas courts will appoint both parents as...

You’ll have to make multiple financial decisions when you navigate a divorce. While child support and alimony might come into play in your case, you’re certainly going to have to address property division. Even though Texas is a community property state that typically...

Some Texas co-parents choose to keep the same custody schedule year-round. However, it is common to have a different custody schedule in the summer versus during the school year. With children out of school in the summer, it generally leaves more time for them to...