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Child custody may very well be the most sensitive topic in all of family law. After all, you are dealing with children — and I have long said that the child in a divorce case suffers the most. The Court’s job is to ensure every decision made is in the child’s best interest, and sometimes that means calling on the assistance of an amicus attorney. An amicus attorney does not represent either parent or represent the child. They are an arm of the Court, aiding the judge with information that helps them determine the best decision for that child in

We caution existing and prospective clients all the time about the dangers of neglecting their estate planning strategies altogether. Simply put, everyone needs to have a plan in place for the day they die or become incapacitated, and getting it done sooner rather than later is always best. But what about those who do have a firm plan in place? The best advice we can give right off the bat is to have your estate plan reviewed often. Next to not having a plan in place at all, failing to keep your Will, Trust, Power of Attorney, etc., updated as

The divorce process is rarely as easy as two people agreeing to part ways. There are many factors that come into play that must be addressed in a way that is just and right to all parties — even in what appears to be an uncontested matter. This ultimately drags the divorce process out, leaving many people wondering, “What needs to be decided in a divorce?” Your advocates at Nelson Law Group, PC in Flower Mound understand how overwhelming the divorce process can be on you and your family. But there are very good reasons why everything happens the way

When couples are headed for divorce, there is a natural temptation for emotions to take hold and bad decision-making to set in. One spouse may hide money or close joint bank accounts before the marriage is over. Another might date on the side or keep the kids away from their soon-to-be ex. None of these are good ideas, and there are more just like them. That includes this question we got recently, “My name is on the house, so can I change the locks on my spouse?” Unless you are dealing with a domestic violence situation and have a court

So you are getting divorced. You have found yourself a family lawyer, raised enough funds to financially see the process through from start to finish, asked the right questions, got all your documents together, and prepared yourself mentally for the uncharted road ahead. You are feeling as good as you can possibly feel under the circumstances, though one question keeps rolling around in your head: “How long does divorce take?” That is a great question. After all, no one wants a long, drawn-out divorce process. Will it take a few days? A week? A few months? Can’t you just sign