Blog Home Recent Posts in the Texas Child Conservatorship Category Texas Child Support Guideline Increase: Coming Soon to a Court Near You! Jul 29, 2013 The Texas Attorney General announced this Summer that the income cap guidelines used to calculate Texas child support will be increasing on September ... Posted By Duane L. Coker Continue Reading Geographic Restrictions in Texas Child Custody Mar 28, 2013 The issue of geographic restrictions in Texas child custody and divorce cases continues to be one of the hottest issues our office deals with on a ... Posted By Coker, Robb & Cannon, Family Lawyers Continue Reading Can I Get Custody of a Child Who is Not My Own? Dec 28, 2011 Blended families–those that include step-children, such as his, hers, and ours–are becoming more and more part of the social norm, particularly since ... Posted By Duane L. Coker Continue Reading Military Service Members, Contractors and the Texas Family Code Nov 30, 2011 As we approach almost a decade of military engagement in Iraq and Afghanistan, the sacrifices of those fighting for our country are becoming more ... Posted By Coker, Robb & Cannon, Family Lawyers Continue Reading What do I Need to Know about Child Custody? Sep 26, 2011 Before you start thinking that your divorce is going to need a Court adjudicated (decided by the Judge) child custody schedule, know this first: you ... Posted By Duane L. Coker Continue Reading Grandparents Rights in Texas Sep 6, 2011 Due to popular request from our post last week on the concept of legal separation in Texas , we’re now turning to Texas’ concept of grandparents’ ... Posted By Coker, Robb & Cannon, Family Lawyers Continue Reading Geographic Restrictions in Divorce and Child Custody Cases Jan 13, 2010 One of the most common issues that our office is dealing with in divorce and custody cases in Denton and Collin County, Texas, is the issue of either ... Posted By Duane L. Coker Continue Reading An Anatomy of a Divorce Decree; Part 2 Jul 1, 2009 This is the second part of a two-part post giving a general overview of a Texas Divorce Decree. As I mentioned in my last post, the Decree is the ... Posted By Duane L. Coker Continue Reading Page of 1