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How to Counter False Allegations in a Texas Family Law Case

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Nothing rattles a pro se litigant like being hit with an allegation they know isn’t true. I’ve watched people fall apart on the stand, get defensive, raise their voice, start arguing with opposing counsel, and it’s the worst possible reaction because it does the other side’s job for them. I want to walk through why, … Read more

Understanding the Texas Standard Possession Order

Father spending parenting time outdoors with child under a Texas possession order

If you have a custody case in Texas and the parents can’t agree on a schedule, the court will almost always default to the Texas Standard Possession Order (SPO). It’s laid out in Texas Family Code Chapter 153, and knowing how it works — before you walk into a hearing — makes a real difference … Read more

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