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Category Archives: Family Law/CPS
Do I Have to Go to Court to Get Divorced?
Divorce is among the most difficult legal events married couples can face in their lives. When you get a divorce, you will face emotional, financial,…
How to File for Child Custody Contempt in Texas
Court orders containing parenting agreements after a divorce or separation are very serious and legally binding. Strict compliance with these court orders is crucial to…
Fathers Rights in a Child Custody Case
Historically, mothers were normally presumed to be more suitable than fathers to have custody of their children in the event of a breakup or divorce.…
Going Back to School Might Mean CPS Calling
Most parents don’t know or understand the specific rules and boundaries that CPS (Child Protective Services) must comply with when investigating allegations of child abuse.…
Can Child Support be Waived if Parents Agree?
When parents are separated or divorced, one of them will be the managing conservator or custodial parent of their child. The other parent will need…
How Old Can a Child be to Refuse Visitation?
In Texas, children, or those under 18, cannot refuse visitation. The reason for this is that visitation is an essential right of all parents that…
Joint Bank Accounts and Divorces
How Are Bank Accounts Handled During Divorce in Texas? Many married couples opt to hold their money in joint accounts, giving each spouse equal access…
Texas Grandparent Rights
Whether you are a grandparent or other family member, you want to ensure that the children in your life are cared and provided for. If…
Why Does TX Divorce Take so Long?
If you’re considering filing for divorce in Texas, you’re probably wondering how long it would take to get one. Any reputable San Antonio divorce attorney…
Compelling Transparency in Texas CPS Cases
Texas Child Protective Services (“CPS”), a division of the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (“DFPS”), does not like to provide answers or information…
Consequences of Domestic Violence in Texas
In Texas, you may face a domestic violence charge if you allegedly committed a violent act against a member of your family or household or…
What is a Child Custody or Support Modification?
Courts don’t like it when families don’t get along, especially when orders relating to minor children are involved. These orders typically include child custody or…
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