Terminating parental rights in Texas is a serious legal process with significant consequences. Whether you are seeking to terminate parental rights for adoption, due to neglect or abuse, or for…
Why the Inventory and Appraisement Matters in a Texas DivorceIf you’re going through a divorce in Texas, one of the most important documents you’ll need to complete is the Inventory…
Adopting a stepchild is a transformative process that enables a stepparent to gain legal rights and responsibilities as a parent. This process is legally known as stepparent adoption. Each state…
Finding the right family law attorney in the county you live in, who has the understanding how to properly prepare a motion in court is critical to achieving the best…
Family law case preparation begins with having an experienced family law attorney who understands the importance of local court rules in your county. Knowing these rules is essential for ensuring…
In Texas courts, motions are formal requests made by parties involved in a case to seek specific actions or rulings from the court. These motions can be filed at any…
A pleading is a formal written document filed in a legal case that sets out the claims, defenses, and other legal arguments of the parties involved. Pleadings are essential in…
A Motion to Compel is a powerful legal tool in Texas family law cases, ensuring that all parties comply with discovery obligations. If you're involved in a divorce, child custody…
Child Custody Evaluations What is a child custody evaluation?A child custody evaluation is a process in which a mental health professional (often a psychologist or social worker) evaluates you, your…
Parenting Facilitators What is a parenting facilitator?A parenting facilitator is a neutral third party who helps the parties work together to minimize conflict. A parenting facilitator provides guidance, support and…