If you’re involved in a divorce, custody dispute, or modification of a prior court order in Texas, you may be required to complete a Texas court-ordered parenting class—also known as…
In Texas family law cases involving divorce, child custody, or post-divorce modifications, courts may appoint a Texas parenting facilitator to help reduce conflict and improve communication between parents. Whether you're…
If you're facing a divorce, custody modification, or adoption proceeding in Texas, it's important to prepare for a family law hearing. Hearings are a crucial part of the legal process,…
Divorce, Custody, Support, and Family Law Modifications in Central Texas CountiesFamily law matters such as divorce, child custody, child support, and modifications can feel overwhelming, but understanding your rights and…
Can a Texas Court Order Me to Take a Co-Parenting Class?If you are going through a divorce or custody case in Texas, you may be surprised to learn that the…
Family Law in Central Texas: What You Need to Know (Without the Legal Jargon!)Let’s face it: the words “family law” can make even the bravest Texan want to run for…
What Happens If You Miss a Child Support PaymentFamily Law Guidance for San Antonio, TX and Nearby AreasMissing a child support payment in Texas is a serious matter, and it…
How and When Child Support Is Reported on Your CreditChild support plays a critical role in ensuring the well-being of children after a separation or divorce. But beyond the family…
How to Modify a Child Support Order: What You Need to KnowLife doesn’t stay the same—and neither should a child support order that no longer reflects your situation. Whether you've…
Helping Families Across Southern Texas Adjust to Life’s ChangesWhen life changes—through a new job, relocation, or shifting family dynamics—your existing child custody or child support orders may no longer work.…