We are pleased to announce that Ryan Thornhill, one of six skilled and compassionate attorneys on the team here at Nelson Law Group, PC, in Flower Mound, has been selected to the prestigious 2025 Super Lawyers Rising Stars List. This is an exclusive list, recognizing no more than 2.5% of attorneys in the state who are 40 years old or younger or in practice for 10 years or less. Super Lawyers, part of Thomson Reuters, is a research-driven, peer-influenced rating service of outstanding lawyers who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Attorneys are selected from

When many people are facing a significant legal issue, their first thought is to find skilled representation immediately. After all, why in the world would you choose not to hire an attorney? Their job is to represent you in court (assuming that going to court is necessary), protect your legal rights, and ensure you achieve the best possible outcome. They also went through years of education to prepare for these moments. And since you did not, it is better to turn the reins over to someone who knows what they are doing. With all of that said, for every person

Your marriage has been on the rocks for quite some time, and as you carefully navigate the divorce process, you come to realize that it is time to move on emotionally and start anew. While this is a pivotal step for anyone coming to terms with their unchosen journey ahead, it is essential that you not be tempted to date someone new—at least not until after your divorce is finalized. This advice may seem like a no-brainer for many people. However, for others, turning their attention to a new relationship sooner rather than later makes them feel wanted and loved

When you are recently divorced, it is easy to fall into a negative headspace. After all, you genuinely believe you did everything you could to be a devoted spouse and loving parent, and now all of that—well, at least the marriage part—is in the rearview mirror. The emotional wounds from that are still fresh, and not only do you feel angry and bitter, but you may also wrestle with feelings of failure, guilt, or even shame. Routines and financial stability have been turned upside down; the idea of co-parenting is necessary but also overwhelming, and the uncertainty of what comes

Now that your divorce has been finalized, and you and your children have started a new journey together, it is time to take a long, hard look at your social media accounts. Yes, this is an essential next step—particularly when it comes to online safety, privacy, and various other security checks. After all, a lot has changed in your life, and the details you share online moving forward can influence everything from your personal healing process to your children’s well-being, your professional reputation, and even future legal matters. We shared a few helpful tips in a previous blog post several