In the aftermath of divorce or separation, ensuring meaningful and consistent contact between children and both parents is crucial for their well-being. However, when one parent interferes with the other parent's visitation rights, it can lead to significant emotional...
Social media has become an integral part of modern life, offering platforms for communication, connection, and self-expression. However, the use of social media can have significant implications in family law cases, impacting issues such as divorce, child custody, and...
Don't underestimate the complexity of Texas's embezzlement laws. It's all too easy to be overwhelmed if you're facing embezzlement charges or aren't sure if you're liable in a situation. Embezzlement and Texas law The laws that relate to embezzlement in Texas are...
Criminal allegations of all forms are serious. A Texas resident who finds themselves facing accusations of alleged criminal conduct can choose to stand up for their rights and fight their charges. Whether their alleged actions involve violence, theft, or white collar...
The marital difficulties that over time can lead to divorce are often amplified for military couples. Between the stress of extended deployments of one or both spouses, and, where there are children, the responsibilities of the anchor parent to juggle single parenting...
Preparing a strong criminal defense to drunk driving charges is important. Any driver who has been accused of drunk driving is facing serious potential consequences and penalties as a result and should be familiar with the drunk driving defense options available to...
If you are pulled over on suspicion of drunk driving in Texas, in addition to a Breathalyzer test, police may ask you to perform a field sobriety test. We have all seen a variety these tests depicted on television and in movies, but there are only three tests that are...
When a child's parents are not in a relationship, both of them often still contribute to the child's well-being. Many times here in Texas, one parent will have primary physical custody, meaning the child lives with him or her, while the other parent makes child...
Most parents do whatever they can to help their children. This includes making sure that they have the finances necessary to meet the care needs of their children. Even when two parents aren't in a relationship with one another, the needs of their children don't...