START HERE · I NEED A MODIFICATION
Something changed. Here’s how to prove it.
Now you have to show the court it was material and substantial. These 11 guides cover the standard, the filing, and the most common grounds.
- Your Child Wants to Live With You — What a Texas Judge Can Actually Do About It — Sep 4, 2026
- Modifying Child Support in Texas: The 3-Year, 20%, and $100 Triggers — Sep 4, 2026
- The One-Year Rule: Why Your Modification Needs an Affidavit Under Family Code 156.102 — Sep 4, 2026
- What Actually Counts as a “Material and Substantial Change” for Modification in Texas — Jul 20, 2026
- How to Stop Frivolous Modification Filings in Your Texas Family Law Case — Jul 15, 2026
- Material and Substantial Change: The Real Standard for Modifying Custody in Texas — Jul 13, 2026
- What to Do When Your Co-Parent Moves Away With the Children in Texas — Jun 18, 2026
- Supervised Visitation in Texas: What It Means, How It Works, and How to Get It Modified — May 29, 2026
- How Child Support Is Actually Calculated in Texas — Apr 28, 2026
- Child Support in ’25 in Texas!!! — Sep 3, 2025
- Let’s Talk About “Child Support Offset” Calculations — Aug 1, 2025
Is your change actually “material and substantial”?
That’s exactly what we’ll figure out on the call — before you file and find out the hard way.