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  • Restricting visitation and supervised visitation in Texas child custody cases
    Restricting visitation and supervised visitation in Texas child custody cases

    In the vast majority of Texas, child custody cases no parent will ever be at risk of having restricted or supervised visitation. The presumption in custody cases is that it is in the best interests of ...

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  • Unique goals for your child's possession schedule? Read this blog to learn how to achieve those goals
    Unique goals for your child's possession schedule? Read this blog to learn how to achieve those goals

    I think the most common goal that I will hear from parents (mainly fathers) is that they want 50/50 or split custody with their spouse after the divorce is over. From my experience, fathers have had ...

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  • What a judge looks for in a child custody case involving family violence
    What a judge looks for in a child custody case involving family violence

    If you’ve read through the blog posts on our website for a long enough period of time I’m willing to bet that you have come across a post where we have suggested that you try to put yourself in the ...

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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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  • Protecting your child from the abuse of drugs or alcohol by their other parent
    Protecting your child from the abuse of drugs or alcohol by their other parent

    A behavior that many parents will attempt to limit their child’s exposure to is that of drug and alcohol abuse. Unfortunately, there are many family law cases that involve a parent needing to protect ...

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