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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

Our entire family at Nelson Law Group, PC in Flower Mound is honored, humbled, and incredibly grateful to announce that our firm has won four top honors in this year’s Best of Denton County awards. The firm was named Best Family Law Firm, Best Business Law Firm, Best Law Firm, and Best Civil Law Firm by you, the voters. Thanks to you, our clients, friends, colleagues, and supporters, we have been named Best of Denton County annually since 2015. We also finished in the Top 3 this year for the following categories: Best Business Attorney Best Civil Attorney (Brett Nelson)

Imagine that you are in the early stages of what could be a contentious divorce case. You feel prepared, especially after a few meetings with your family law attorney, but you also admit that your emotions have officially taken the wheel. You cannot stop thinking about seeking revenge on your spouse, picking up a big win in court, and everything that might come next from a legal perspective. Finally, you have been told to stay off social media and the internet, but you cannot help but poke around on ChatGPT. After all, ChatGPT is the latest rage. You can ask whatever

No matter how challenging or contentious an ongoing divorce case can be, most clients we work with would never wish harm—let alone the loss of life—on their spouse. Unfortunately, life is unpredictable, and tragedy can sometimes strike before the divorce process is finalized. When this happens, the emotional shock can naturally be compounded by confusion over what should happen next. After all, you had a legal team in your corner and were already negotiating on everything from child custody and support to property division and other marital matters. Now, your focus has shifted to grieving as you devise a way

As we have written before, a judge cannot rule on a Texas divorce for at least 60 days after the petition is filed. While that 60-day waiting period may be an unwelcome mandate for couples looking to divorce quickly, there is a very good reason for it, as it allows them time to cool off and ensure a divorce is really what they want. But does that mean nothing is being done in the meantime? Our attorneys at Nelson Law Group frequently field this question from clients. After all, the mere mention of a “cooling-off period” insinuates that all legal