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Suing Your Ex for $$$ Damages?

Understanding Section 42.002 of the Texas Family Code: Seeking Damages for Custody Violations Custody orders are legally binding agreements meant to protect the rights of both parents and, most importantly, the best interests of the child. However, violations of these orders can lead to significant emotional, financial, and logistical harm for the aggrieved parent. Section … Read more

Child Support – Creating Unnecessary Conflict

Why Child Support Creates Conflict in Texas Family Law Child support is a cornerstone of family law in Texas, designed to ensure that children are financially supported after a divorce or separation. However, in some situations, alternative arrangements like no child support agreements can sometimes be mutually beneficial, as they may reduce conflict and promote … Read more

Motion to Set Aside Default Judgement – Texas Family law

So you weren’t properly served? And they had the hearing without you? And now you have a terrible order that you need to undo? You need a Motion to Set Aside Default Judgement. A formal review of the requirements for a Motion to Set Aside HERE. Once you understand the purpose and the requirements, let’s … Read more

Pro Se University – Aug 1, 2022

I’m so excited to be able to tell you a little more about my upcoming PRO SE UNIVERSITY program that will launch shortly. the first and ONLY online “course” for you to take your handling of your own pro se case to the next level! Courses (as of today): 1. enforcements 2. modifications 3. full … Read more

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