How to Create a Family Law Timeline | Step-By-Step Guide for Divorce & Custody Cases Family law cases, whether divorce, custody disputes, modifications, or enforcement matters, often depend on clear, credible timelines. A well-prepared timeline can help your attorney understand the sequence of events, identify legal issues, support evidence, and

What Is the Right of First Refusal in Regards to Your Children? When parents share custody, managing schedules, childcare, and unexpected events can be challenging. One provision that can help parents work together more smoothly is the right of first refusal. This clause can be added to a parenting plan

Gratitude, Family, and Kindness: A Thanksgiving Message from Denis Law Group As Thanksgiving approaches, families across Texas gather to share meals, memories, and moments of gratitude. For many, it’s a time of reflection and appreciation but for others navigating divorce, custody disputes, or strained relationships, the holidays can bring emotional

Why You Shouldn’t Use AI for a Family Law Matter With the rise of AI tools, it’s easier than ever to get instant answers online. While artificial intelligence can be helpful for general research, it’s not a substitute for qualified legal advice, especially in sensitive and complex areas like family

Navigating Co-Parenting During the School Year Back-to-school season can be stressful for any family, but for divorced or separated parents, it often brings unique challenges. Coordinating school schedules, extracurriculars, and homework between two households takes planning, patience, and teamwork.  At Denis Law Group, we understand how important stability and structure

Know What’s Yours—And Keep It That Way Texas is a community property state, which means most property acquired during marriage is jointly owned and subject to division during divorce. However, certain assets can remain your separate property—but only if you take the right steps to preserve and protect them. At

Understanding the Seriousness of Termination Termination of parental rights in Texas is one of the most serious actions a family court can take. It permanently ends the legal relationship between a parent and child, meaning the parent no longer has rights to visitation, decision-making, or custody. Because the law prioritizes

Financial Clarity After Marriage A postnuptial agreement, or “postnup,” is a legal contract between spouses created after marriage. In Texas, postnups are increasingly common for couples looking to clarify financial matters, protect family businesses, or address changing life circumstances—without heading toward divorce. At Denis Law Group, we help couples protect