Understanding Initial Disclosures in Texas Family Law Cases Going through a Texas family court case can be an extremely stressful time – and also a seemingly invasive process. Under Texas law, the parties involved in a divorce or other family law case are required to exchange certain documents or information – which are called “initial […]

Divorce can be challenging for everyone involved, but it’s crucial to try to maintain a healthy and stable environment for your children. As time goes on, both parents may enter into other relationships or remarry, creating blended families. That makes co-parenting all that more important. In this article, our experienced Fort Worth family law attorneys

Are Parental Rights Affected by Drug Use? Parental rights in Texas are a serious matter, and the state prioritizes the best interests of the child above all else. Drug use can indeed play a significant role in parental rights and child custody cases . In this article, we will discuss the possible outcomes for parents

Forms of Discovery in Family Law Cases “Discovery” is a legal term that refers to the formal process by which parties in a lawsuit exchange information and evidence relevant to the case. In the context of Texas family law cases, discovery is used to gather information about a wide variety of issues such as income,

Divorce in Texas: Contested vs. Uncontested Divorces Divorce can range from a long, drawn-out process to an amicable resolution for marital problems that cannot be solved. Divorces falls into one of two categories: contested and uncontested divorces. A contested divorce occurs when the parties cannot agree to the same terms regarding property division, assets, child

How to Protect Yourself During a Divorce with Business In Texas, when you own a business and are seeking a divorce, court proceedings often get complex. Business ownership can complicate a divorce proceeding because the court seeks to provide a just and right division of property for both parties, which may not necessarily coincide with

Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, Clubhouse… Social media is a big part of our lives today, thanks to ever-evolving technology, but can it affect those who are getting divorced? Divorce and social media can be a bad combination. Most adults today have at least one social media account, and the comments, photos, and videos shared on

Consultation Fees in Divorce Cases Some law firms tout “free consultations” as a selling point to attract potential clients, but the reality is most reputable firms charge for a consultation. If you are wondering if you should pay a consultation fee for a divorce lawyer, there are many factors to consider. First and foremost, a paid