What is a QDRO?
What is a QDRO? A Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) in Texas is a legal document that recognizes the right of an alternate payee (typically an ex-spouse or dependent) to…
What is Mediation and Why You Should Mediate Your Case
What is Mediation and Why You Should Mediate Your Case Mediation in family law matters, child custody, child support or other family law cases in Texasis a process where a…
Your Roll as a Client
Your role in a family law matter can vary significantly based on your specific circumstances, including the nature of the case (e.g., divorce, child custody, adoption, property division, etc) and…
Top Ten Tips for Testifying
Testifying in family law matters can be a stressful and emotional experience.Tell the Truth: To have credibility with the court, you must answer truthfully. If the judge or opposing counsel…
Bexar County Presiding Court
What does “Presiding Court” Mean? Presiding court means to be in charge of a court or judicial district. The Bexar County Presiding Court is a court in Bexar County, Texas…
Divorce Documents: Guide from a Texas Family Law Attorney
Divorce Documents Divorces generate so many documents through the course of the legal matter that it can be overwhelming what to keep and what not to keep.What documents should you…
Divorce Checklist: Guide from a Texas Family Law Attorney
Divorce Checklist A final divorce decree is not the final step in the process of getting divorced. There is still work that needs to be done on your case for…
Ending the Violence: Guide from a Texas Family Law Attorney
Ending The Violence A protective order is an order that demands the abuser to stop harming or threatening you or members of your family. If you or your children are…
Domestic Violence Resources & Safety Plan Checklist | Denis Law Group
Domestics Violence Resources You deserve to be safe. You deserve to receive help. You are worthy.Create your safety plan checklist today, right now. Some items you should have in your…
Custody Evaluation Guidelines in Texas | What to Expect and How to Prepare
A child custody evaluator (CCE) provides an unbiased and professional assessment of the child’s best interest. The CCE is a neutral third party with a social work background who will provide a detailed report to the court on the parties, the party’s home, anyone involved in the child’s life, as well as the child’s emotional well-being and developmental needs.