Family attorneys see violence affecting Texas families for many reasons, leaving some family members in need of protection from others.
Protective orders can be filed by lawyers for their clients experiencing violence; however, until recently, there have been some challenges getting those court orders.
Fortunately, Texas Bill HB 1432 now [...]
The goal of the Texas family court and the many attorneys who help clients work through divorce and custody issues is an arrangement of co-parenting, as this is viewed as being most beneficial for the child in most cases.
Unfortunately, lawyers do encounter cases where co-parenting simply does not work [...]
The family structure in the U.S. has been rapidly changing over the past decade, with more divorces and single-parent households now than before. Another growing situation that many family law attorneys are seeing are children being raised by their grandparents rather than their biological parents.
Attorneys often work [...]
A postnuptial agreement is a contract made between spouses during the course of their marriage that dictates the division of property in the event of a divorce. While most people have heard of prenuptial agreements that are often arranged with attorneys, postnuptial settlements have been less common. Divorce attorneys [...]