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As family law attorneys, we wish every child, spouse, sibling, and relative could have access to a loving, safe, stable, and blessed home. Sadly, the threat of family violence, child abuse, and neglect is an ever-present and, at times, silent danger. According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, police responded to 232,840 incidents of family violence in 2021, up from 213,875 in 2020 and 196,902 in 2019. Of those, the Texas Council on Family Violence said 165 women were killed by their partners. Even more staggering, the Children’s Advocacy Centers of Texas reported that 67,558 children received critical services

Just because your marriage has ended does not mean there is not a light at the end of the tunnel. As family law attorneys, it is a rewarding experience to see many of our clients come out on the other side of a difficult divorce feeling confident that they can take back control of their lives and that their families will heal. We see it constantly, and the same can be true for you. We have written about this at length in our library of blog posts, which always include practical, compassionate, and positive advice on what life can be

Going through a divorce is never easy, and the odds are high that you will feel extremely overwhelmed as you try to make sense of the best way to move forward, both legally and emotionally.  But one thing you should never feel is alone. This short blog highlights a few professionals you should seek out immediately when preparing for and moving through a divorce. The Attorney Securing reliable legal help is one of the most important things to do when preparing for divorce and one of the first steps. While an attorney is not required, most people do not have

According to a 2022 survey by The Harris Poll, 15% of Americans who have been married or are engaged reported signing a prenuptial agreement. While that percentage represents a minority of relationships, the real news is that 13 years ago, it was only 3%. The study also said four in 10 U.S. adults support using prenups, and 35% of unmarried couples say they will likely sign one in the future. We have all heard of prenups, but now that more people than ever before are in favor of marital contracts, it is important to explain the options available to meet

Many parents hear the term “Disney Land Parent” and associate it with endless fun and a lifetime of memories. And you cannot blame them; after all, any parent would love for their child to see them as the fun parent. Unfortunately, too much boundary-less fun is not always the best thing to do — especially when you are recently divorced. Hence, the term Disney Land Parent. We introduced this topic in a short but popular blog post seven years ago to open every parent’s eyes to the importance of having a loving relationship with their child that strikes a healthy