Modifying Prior Orders

We understand that going through a legal matter involving child custody, child support, or divorce can be extremely taxing. The thought of revisiting your case to modify an existing order might seem daunting, but working with a family law attorney can make it much more bearable. Keep in mind that modifications are available by law […]

Child custody orders in Texas typically require a change at some point before a child’s 18th birthday. This outcome isn’t because something was wrong with the original order when it was created. Rather, the needs of a child usually change as they age, and parents are likely to experience changes in their circumstances that may

If you’re divorced in Texas and have children with your former spouse, you should have a child custody agreement in place that specifies certain important information. The custody agreement will specify the amount of parenting time your children will spend with you and your former spouse, which will include holidays and weekends. And because the