We handle a broad range of family law cases, including divorce (both contested and uncontested), child custody and visitation, child support, pre-nuptial agreements, paternity establishment, modification of court orders, estate planning, and probate. Our objective is to provide thorough legal support tailored to your unique situation.

To protect your interests during a divorce:

-Consult with an experienced family law attorney to understand your rights and options.

-Keep detailed records of assets, income, and expenses.

-Maintain open communication and cooperation with your spouse, especially regarding children.

-Consider collaborative divorce or mediation to reach amicable agreements.

-Focus on your long-term goals and well-being rather than immediate conflicts.

A pre-nuptial agreement offers numerous benefits, including:

-Protecting individual assets and property acquired before marriage.

-Clarifying financial responsibilities and expectations during the marriage.

-Minimizing conflicts and legal disputes in the event of a divorce.

-Ensuring family heirlooms and business interests stay within the family.

-Providing peace of mind with clear agreements on financial matters.

In Texas, child custody is determined based on the best interests of the child. Factors include:

-The child's physical and emotional needs.

-Each parent's ability to provide for the child's well-being.

-The stability of each parent's home environment.

-The child's relationship with each parent.

-The child's preferences, depending on age and maturity.

-Any history of family violence or substance abuse.

Yes, court orders can be modified post-divorce if there’s a significant change in circumstances. Common reasons for modification include changes in income, relocation, changes in the child's needs, or a parent's inability to comply with the original order. To modify a court order, you must file a petition with the court and demonstrate the necessity for the change.