If you are trying to modify custody, possession, or child support in Texas, there is one phrase you need to get comfortable with: material and substantial change. Texas Family Code section 156.101 requires it, and I see people lose modification cases constantly because they walk into court with a story instead of evidence of an … Read more
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
To modify a Texas family law order, you must prove a material and substantial change in circumstances. Learn what that standard really means, what qualifies, and how to build your modification case the right way.