When a parent violates a custody or visitation order in Texas, you have legal options to enforce it through the court system. Custody orders are legally binding under Texas Family Code Chapter 157, and the courts take violations seriously. This guide walks you through how to enforce custody order Texas and the remedies available to […]
Many fathers believe Texas family courts favor mothers in custody disputes. This misconception can discourage dads from pursuing the custody arrangements they deserve. The truth is different: Texas law treats mothers and fathers equally when determining conservatorship and visitation rights. Understanding how courts evaluate custody cases helps fathers advocate effectively for their children. This guide […]
When circumstances change, your child custody arrangement may no longer work for your child’s needs. Texas law recognizes this reality and provides a legal pathway to modify child custody orders. Whether you’re facing a job relocation, health changes, or other significant life events, understanding how to modify child custody in Texas matters. This guide walks […]
When you file for divorce in Texas, the process doesn’t happen overnight. While your case moves through the courts, you and your family need immediate answers about custody, support, and housing. That’s where temporary orders come in. These court-issued orders establish the rules both spouses must follow while the divorce is pending. They cover everything […]
When you go through a divorce in Texas, dividing debt in a Texas divorce is one of the most important financial decisions you’ll face. Unlike some states, Texas follows community property laws, which means most debts you and your spouse accumulated during marriage belong to both of you—even if only one person’s name is on […]
