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  • Child abuse and neglect on the rise and harder to detect during COVID-19
    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 and child custody cases are the most frequent types of family law matters not a lawyer ...

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  • Therapists, Counselors, Social Media and Text Messaging: How they relate to your Texas divorce
    Therapists, Counselors, Social Media and Text Messaging: How they relate to your Texas divorce

    Does your child see a counselor or therapist? If this question were asked twenty years ago the answer would almost certainly be, "No." However, in recent years it seems that more and more children are ...

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  • How to plan a visitation schedule for you and your child during a Texas CPS case
    How to plan a visitation schedule for you and your child during a Texas CPS case

    The more detailed your plan is when it comes to visiting your child during a Child Protective Services ( CPS ) case, the better off you and your child will be. You, your child, your family, CPS and ...

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  • What role do fathers play in visitation during a Texas CPS case?
    What role do fathers play in visitation during a Texas CPS case?

    If you are a father of a child going through a Child Protective Services ( CPS ) case then you may feel a bit left out of the process. Odds are decent that your child lives primarily with her mother ...

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  • Kinship placement in Texas: What it is and how your family could be impacted by it
    Kinship placement in Texas: What it is and how your family could be impacted by it

    In the event that you and your family are impacted by a Child Protective Services ( CPS ) case or you are otherwise unable to care for your child, kinship placement may become a possibility for you ...

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  • How to prevent a second CPS investigation after your first concludes
    How to prevent a second CPS investigation after your first concludes

    We hear a lot in the media about recidivism when it comes to men and women who go to jail or prison one time, and that one time becomes two, three or four future stays in prison. It is a topic that is ...

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