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Bad Temporary Orders: Why You Can’t Appeal Them — And What You Can Do Instead

Texas courtroom where a temporary orders hearing takes place

Temporary orders hearings are short, stressful, and often the most important day of a family law case. What the judge sets up at the start of a case tends to become the status quo, and the status quo has a way of turning into the final order. So when someone calls me after a temporary … Read more

How to Use Case Law Effectively as a Pro Se Litigant in Texas

Case law legal research Texas family court books

Pro se litigants who cite case law in their filings speak the language of the court. Learn where to find free Texas family law case law, how to evaluate whether a case helps you, and how to cite it correctly — without using AI to fake it.

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