Domestic Violence and Adoption in Texas
Domestic violence is an unfortunate and pervasive issue that impacts many relationships, including marriages. Recently, the issue has garnered significant […]
Family Law
What Does Your Child’s School Need to Do Once You Have Been to Family Court?
One of the most common questions I receive in family law cases involves how a child’s school should handle newly
Key Pre-Trial Requirements in Texas Family Law Enforcement Cases
When dealing with a family law enforcement case in Texas, especially one involving child custody, it’s crucial to grasp the
Financial steps to take before a divorce in Texas
Preparing for a divorce from a financial perspective means having a plan. The more diligent you are about preparing a
How Do Texas Temporary Orders Work: A Practical Guide
Imagine temporary orders as the referee at a chaotic family soccer match, making sure everyone plays fair, and no one gets too carried away while the final whistle is still a long way off. They handle everything from who gets the house to how much support is paid, right down to who takes care of the goldfish (yes, even pets are covered!). But remember, just like in any good story, there’s a plot twist: temporary orders aren’t set in stone! They can be modified, challenged, or even overturned if circumstances change. The key is knowing how to play the game.
Discovery and Deposition: Two Important Components to Texas Family Law Cases
In custody cases, discovery plays a critical role in shaping the proceedings. It is the process through which parties exchange
Conducting Background Checks of Persons Involved in a Texas Child Protective Services Case
Starting a Child Protective Services (CPS) case in Texas can be a daunting experience. When the process begins, a hearing
What Is Conservatorship? How Does a CPS Removal Involve Conservatorship?
In Texas family law, the term “conservatorship” has taken center stage, replacing the traditional term “custody” to define the legal
Understanding Texas Emergency Protective Orders: A Practical Guide
Imagine receiving a barrage of threatening messages from an ex, leaving you feeling vulnerable and scared. In Texas, you don’t have to face this alone—Emergency Protective Orders (EPOs) can provide the immediate safety you need. These legal shields are designed to keep abusers at bay, allowing you the space to regain control of your life. Whether you’re dealing with domestic violence, harassment, or stalking, understanding how EPOs work could be your first step toward peace of mind. Discover how these protective measures can empower you to take back your safety and future.
Working on a CPS Case While You Are Incarcerated: Communicating With the Caseworker
Facing incarceration while Child Protective Services (CPS) investigates allegations of child abuse or neglect can be overwhelming and distressing. The