Planning a divorce means making your list (and checking it twice)
Planning for a divorce requires careful organization, and creating a comprehensive divorce list is key to staying on top of
June 2020
Child abuse and neglect on the rise and harder to detect during COVID-19
Child abuse and neglect are two of the most difficult topics to discuss in relation to Texas family law. Divorces
Child Abuse and the Texas Stay at Home Order
The Texas stay-at-home orders, intended to limit the spread of COVID-19, unintentionally had a significant impact on families. As people
Lessons in Tough Times: Parenting Through Uncertainty
Picture this: You’re on a thrilling rollercoaster, the wind rushing past you as you tightly grip the safety bar, completely
What is Mediation and How Can it Help Me?
Before resorting to court for legal disputes, many individuals choose alternative dispute resolution methods to settle matters outside the courtroom.
Social distancing and Co-parenting: What to do if your Co-parent refuses to obey social distancing orders
In the beginning of this pandemic, when stay at home orders were in place it was much easier to keep
What Can a Court Do in Response to a Petition to Lift a Geographic Restriction in Texas?
Imagine this: you’re at a crossroads, armed with determination and a myriad of questions swirling in your mind. You’re not
What can a court do in response to a petition to lift a geographic restriction in Texas?
Picture this: you’re standing at a crossroads, armed with determination and a gazillion questions buzzing around your head. You’re not
Can a Child Be Forced to Visit a Parent?
Imagine a child caught in a difficult situation, torn between their love for their father and the harsh reality of
Virtual mediations in Texas in a post COVID-19 world
Virtual mediations in Texas became a practical solution during the COVID-19 pandemic, and they’re proving to be more than a
