Divorce and child custody cases are already stressful. Gaslighting makes things worse. Gaslighting in divorce and child custody cases is a tactic that makes you doubt your own thoughts and feelings. This can harm your mental health and your ability to protect yourself and your children in court. In … [Read more...]
Does It Matter Who Files for Divorce First in Texas?
Divorce is rarely simple. It’s often filled with emotion, uncertainty, and complex decisions. One of the first questions many Texans ask is, does it matter who files for divorce first? While Texas law doesn't favor the filing spouse, there are practical pros and cons to consider. This article … [Read more...]
Can The Court Order Drug Testing Or Evaluations In A Child Custody Case?
Can the court order drug testing or evaluations in a child custody case? In Texas, the answer is a resounding yes. Facing a Texas child custody case involving drug testing or evaluations can be daunting. Understanding the process and your parental rights within the Texas Family Code is crucial. This … [Read more...]
How Texas Fathers Can Improve Their Chances of Gaining Custody
Gaining custody as a father in Texas involves understanding child custody laws and showing a strong commitment to your child’s welfare. Texas family courts consider both parents equally, but the goal is to create the most stable and nurturing environment for the child. As a father, you can improve … [Read more...]
How Long Does It Take for a Default Divorce in Texas? Timeline & Factors
Going through a divorce is already stressful. When your spouse is unresponsive, it can feel like you're in limbo, leaving you wondering: how long does it take for a default divorce in Texas? This article breaks down the process and timeline, offering clarity during this difficult time. A default … [Read more...]
What to Know if Sued by Security Credit Services in Texas
Being served with a lawsuit can be an overwhelming and stressful experience, especially when it comes from a company you may not be familiar with, claiming you owe it money. You might be asking yourself, "What is Security Credit Services? Why are they suing me? What are my legal options?" In the … [Read more...]
Can a Trust Be Changed? Insights for Trustees
A common question many Texans have is, can a trust be changed after it's established? It's a question that often pops up, especially when life throws those curveballs we never see coming. Whether it's marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, or any significant life change, those events often have us … [Read more...]
Who Needs a Trust Instead of a Will? Key Factors to Consider
As an estate planning attorney here in Texas, my clients often wonder if they need a trust rather than will. Many clients put off the process altogether and only take action when something major happens in their lives. Steve had just inherited his mother’s estate including a home in California. … [Read more...]
Parent Unfit for Child Custody Under Family Law
Child custody disputes are one of the most emotional and complex aspects of family law. When parents cannot agree on custody arrangements, the court will intervene to decide what is in the best interest of the child. In some cases, a parent may be considered unfit for custody. This designation is … [Read more...]
Bankruptcy and Bank Accounts
When considering filing for bankruptcy, many people have questions about how the process affects their financial assets, especially their bank accounts. Whether you’re filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, understanding the impact on your bank accounts is crucial. In this blog, we will … [Read more...]
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