Modifying Prior Orders

If you are a non-custodial parent in Texas struggling to meet your child support obligations each month, you may wonder if there is anything you can do, like filing a motion to modify child support payments. Perhaps you lost your job or experienced a decrease in income, making it difficult to keep up with the […]

In Texas, a no contact order prohibits an abuser, such as an ex-spouse, from having any contact with their victim. The order is designed to create clear boundaries for the offender, but sometimes the person will intentionally or unintentionally violate the order. If there is a pattern of violations, you should consider taking legal action

It’s normal for families to outgrow an existing Texas child custody arrangement. When an agreement over custody stops working for both parties, you may need to return to court to request a modification of an existing child custody order. However, this can be harder and more complicated than it sounds. It’s possible to modify custody