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  • Foster Care and its relation to your Texas CPS case
    Foster Care and its relation to your Texas CPS case

    When your child is removed as a part of a Texas Child Protective Services ( CPS ) case and placed into foster care it would be natural on some level to view the foster family as something of an enemy. ...

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  • What will CPS be keeping an eye on regarding your parent-child visitation sessions?
    What will CPS be keeping an eye on regarding your parent-child visitation sessions?

    Unfortunately, some parents do not take advantage of the time that is made available to them in Child Protective Services (CPS) investigations . I don’t necessarily mean that these parents do not show ...

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  • How a judge can pick out an abusive parent based on how they behave in court
    How a judge can pick out an abusive parent based on how they behave in court

    One of the tough parts of being a family law attorney is that so much of what we do centers around our ability to convince a judge of something based on the individual circumstances of a case. So, if ...

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  • The importance of mental health and substance abuse on divorce
    The importance of mental health and substance abuse on divorce

    Family law attorneys tend to have people talk to us about subjects that they normally would reserve for their priest, pastor or best friend. It allows us to learn more about the person and how to best ...

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  • Sober up or risk losing your children: Substance abuse and divorce in Texas
    Sober up or risk losing your children: Substance abuse and divorce in Texas

    Money fights. Infidelity. These are two of the more common reasons why people get divorced in our country. There are violations of trust inherent in each of these reasons for divorce that once they ...

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  • Handling a Child Protective Services case while addicted to drugs or alcohol
    Handling a Child Protective Services case while addicted to drugs or alcohol

    If you are a parent who is facing a CPS investigation due to an addiction to drugs or alcohol there is specific information you should be aware of as you begin to map out a plan for yourself and your ...

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