I see this one constantly. Somebody shows up with a three-inch binder of text message screenshots, absolutely certain it’s going to end the case, and then it never gets in front of the judge because they don’t know how to admit it. Having text message evidence in Texas family court and getting that evidence admitted … Read more
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
Knowing what evidence you have isn’t enough — you have to know how to get it in front of the judge. Learn how to introduce exhibits, question witnesses, and make objections as a pro se litigant in Texas family court.
Social media posts are being used as evidence in Texas family law cases every day. Learn what never to post during your case, why privacy settings aren’t protection, and how to use the other parent’s posts against them.
Pro se litigants in Texas have full subpoena power. Learn how to compel bank records, employment records, phone records, and more from third parties — and how to do it correctly so it holds up in court.