Can I Modify My Child Custody Order in Texas?
Can I Modify My Child Custody Order in Texas? Child Custody Orders are designed to serve the best interests of your child. Sometimes life changes. Jobs shift, families move, and…
How to Enforce a Court Order for Custody, Support, or Visitation
Serving Families in Bexar, Comal, Kendall, Atascosa, Guadalupe, Medina, Travis, and Hays CountiesWhen a court issues an order for child custody, child support, or visitation, it’s legally binding. Unfortunately, not…
Understanding Texas Standard Possession Orders: A Guide for Parents
Serving Families in Bexar, Comal, Kendall, Atascosa, Guadalupe, Medina, Travis, and Hays CountiesWhen parents divorce or separate in Texas, one of the most important questions is how parenting time will…
Co-Parenting is Hard – But Co-Parenting with a Difficult or High-Conflict EX can Feel Impossible
When communication breaks down, trust is low, or one parent refuses to cooperate, it puts enormous emotional strain on both the child and the cooperative parent. Still, peaceful parenting is…
How to Prepare for motion for Enforcement
If you are dealing with someone who is not following a court order, or you are being accused of not following a court order, Denis Law Group can help. Our…
Nothing is More Important Than Your Family: Why Central Texas Families Trust Denis Law Group
At Denis Law Group, we understand that family law issues are more than legal problems—they are personal, emotional, and deeply impactful. Whether you’re fighting for custody of your child, pursuing…
Preparing for a Divorce or Custody Jury Trial in Texas: What You Need to Know
Preparing for a divorce or custody jury trial in Texas can feel overwhelming—especially since it’s very different from what you see on TV. Family law jury trials are unique, and…
Overview of the Evaluation Process
The main goal of a child custody evaluation is to provide the court with a neutral, professional opinion about what custody arrangement would best serve the child. In Texas, the…
Basic Guidelines for a Custody Evaluation in Texas Family Law Cases
When parents can't agree on custody or when an existing order no longer serves the child’s needs, the court may order a child custody in Texas. This process can feel…
What Is an Amicus Attorney in a Texas Custody Case?
When navigating a divorce, child custody, or modification case in Texas, the court’s primary concern is the best interest of the child. In some situations—especially when deeper insight into family…