Blog Posts in December, 2016

If there is one aspect of practicing law that a consensus of attorneys will agree is a mental beat-down, it would be the discovery process. Since discovery is a necessary evil, discovery is a tool ...

Can I appeal my divorce while still accepting benefits from the parts of the judgment that work in my favor? As with most questions asked about the law, the answer to whether you can appeal a part of ...

If you are newly-divorced or have new members of a blended family, it's important to think ahead and plan for the new school year. School-related issues can tend to bring up unnecessary conflict if ...

Usually a misnomer due to its frequency in popular culture, “primary custody” is not an actual legal term recognized in Texas. Texas courts will typically appoint both parents as “joint managing ...

It’s no secret that a divorce can be particularly damaging on either spouse’s finances. Unfortunately, many divorcing couples often go through the experience without so much as a safety or a basic ...

Custody — or conservatorship — regarding a child in Texas can always by modified until the child turns 18. Once a court order has been entered regarding custody or conservatorship, a parent must prove ...