If you’re trying to modify custody or possession in Texas, there’s one phrase you need to understand before you ever file anything: material and substantial change in circumstances. That’s the standard under Texas Family Code Section 156.101, and it’s a much higher bar than most people expect. The Case That Explains Why “Things Are Different … Read more
Temporary orders in Texas family law set the rules for your life while your case is pending — and often predict the final outcome. Learn why this hearing matters more than any other and how to prepare for it.
Discovery is one of the most powerful and underused tools in Texas family law. Learn how to use interrogatories, requests for production, and requests for admission offensively — and how to respond when it comes your way.
Pro Se Coach Ben Schooley helps Texas pro se litigants with strategy, motion preparation, e-filing, case law research, deadline management, and hearing prep — so you walk into court ready to win.