Month: May 2021

A person’s home can mean many things; safety, a place to raise children, an investment, where you sleep, where you eat, and more. We also understand that everyone has different situations in their marriage. Some homes are separate property, some people have one spouse...

An unfortunately common issue our clients come to us with is what to do when the obligor (the person responsible for the support) does not pay the court ordered child support for their children. In Texas, not paying child support can have some potentially very serious...

A, Suit Affecting the Parent Child Relationship, or “SAPCR” case asks a judge to make a conservatorship, visitation, child support, medical support, and or dental support order for your child. You do not have to have to a lawyer to file or respond to a SAPCR. The...

In Texas, the premarital agreement or commonly referred to as the prenup, is one of the most important legal decisions a party can make before a marriage, that could have long lasting ramifications both during a successful marriage, and or after a failed marriage....

As you can probably imagine, people that contact our office come to us at various stages of their marriages. Prenuptials, happily married, married 30+ years but grew apart, years of infidelity, break down in communications, advice on having more children, considering...

One of the main issues our family law clients come to us with is “custody”. Usually the questions revolve around who gets custody, which parent gets to decide where the child lives, who is the parent with the final say for major decisions involving the children, and...

Often, clients come to us with issues concerning child support, conservatorship (custody), visitation, health insurance, and other issues involving the children they share with their unmarried or married partner. More times than not though, people tend to overlook...