Why You Need a Last Will & Testament in Texas
A Last Will & Testament in Texas is more than just a piece of paper—it’s one of the most important legal documents you will ever create. It determines who inherits…
Served Divorce Papers? Here’s What to Do Next.
Being served divorce papers can be an overwhelming and emotionally charged experience. For decades, our lawyers have helped individuals in Fort Worth and throughout Tarrant County through this difficult process….
New Texas Child Support Cap: What Parents Need to Know
Changes to Child Support Payments Effective September 1, 2025 Attention parents who pay or receive child support: Beginning September 1, a major update to the Texas child support cap will…
Cheating Apps: How to Tell if Your Spouse is Cheating
Cheating Apps: The Complete Guide to Digital Infidelity and Texas Law The moment your spouse becomes secretive with their phone—shielding the screen or stepping out to take calls—your instincts may…
Texas Divorce Decree: The Final Step
Understanding Your Texas Divorce Decree: A Comprehensive Guide In Texas, the divorce process is officially over when a judge signs the final decree of divorce. This legal document legally ends…
Child Custody for Fathers | Fort Worth Dads Child Custody
Navigating child custody can be particularly challenging for fathers. Despite evolving societal norms, many fathers feel disadvantaged in custody disputes. There’s a common misconception that Texas law favors mothers. This…
What is a Living Trust in Texas?
A living trust in Texas is a legal document that places your assets into a trust during your lifetime and allows those assets to be managed for your benefit while…
Top 8 Child Custody Case Mistakes in Texas
Child custody cases are some of the most emotionally charged legal battles. When you’re fighting for time with your children, every decision matters. Texas family courts prioritize the child’s best…
The Pros and Cons of Collaborative Divorce in Texas
Divorce can bring out the worst in people — anger, angst, anxiety — all before even stepping into a public courtroom. But what if there was a less traumatic way…