Temporary Restraining Orders (TROs) are extremely common in Texas Family Law cases. In fact, some area courts have what is called a Standing TRO which can be invoked by either...
READ MOREIt is not uncommon for people to get pay raises or to change jobs to have an increased income. Sometimes those pay raises can be significant. Or if you consider...
READ MOREIn a Texas suit affecting the parent-child relationship, where child support is involved, the State goes to great lengths to make sure that child support is awarded. In an effort...
READ MOREThe phrase “best interests of the child” is used throughout Texas family law. This standard is used to determine custody, child support, access, medical treatment, modifications of custody, and even...
READ MOREOne of the more common ways that a Texas family law case is resolved is through a process called mediation. Many judges now require mediation in a family law case...
READ MOREEvery family is different. Each has different needs. Ultimately, the goal of any possession schedule is the “best interests of the child.” But, what do you do if one parent...
READ MORELawyers are running a business. And as with any service related business, lawyers can struggle to receive payment for services provided. The most common way to avoid non-payment and collection...
READ MOREDuring a divorce or child custody proceeding, social media, for all its negatives, can offer support and empathy in a time of great distress. However, social media can also provide...
READ MOREWhen it comes to grandparent rights in Texas, there are two typical questions that are asked: Can grandparents have visitation rights? Can grandparents get custody? There is generally a presumption...
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