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Key Takeaways: AI is a tool, not a lawyer. It can support organization and drafting, but it cannot replace legal judgment, strategy, or expertise. Verification is essential. AI may provide incomplete, outdated or jurisdictionally incorrect information. High-stakes decisions require counsel. Custody, property division and safety issues demand experienced legal guidance. Used wisely, AI can improve...Read More

Key takeaways: A divorce consultation is an opportunity to evaluate the specific facts of your case, the attorney’s legal strategy, and whether they are the right fit for your case. Preparing a list of questions to ask a divorce attorney in advance helps ensure you make the most of the meeting and leave with clearer...Read More

Key Takeaways: Rule 11 of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure allows parties in a lawsuit to document agreements in writing so they’re clear, trackable and enforceable. In Texas divorce and custody cases, Rule 11 agreements help clarify temporary or practical issues—like releasing funds, paying bills, or adjusting visitation—without repeated court hearings. A Rule 11...Read More

On September 1, 2025, several changes to the Texas Family Code went into effect. The changes will affect many aspects of divorce and child custody cases, including child support, who has standing to file a family lawsuit, protective orders, new requirements parties need to meet when filing suit (certified birth certificates, affidavits) and more. We...Read More

Key Takeaways: Private investigator costs in Texas typically range from $75 to $200 per hour, with retainers starting around $1,500 and total costs from $5,000 to tens of thousands depending on case complexity. Experience, specialization, and type of investigation (infidelity, asset tracing, forensic analysis, etc.) significantly affect pricing. Additional expenses—such as travel, background checks, report...Read More

We get it. During child custody disputes, it can be soooooo tempting to speak poorly of the other parent. Both parents may want the child to think they are the better parent—but guess what? Parental alienation is not only damaging to the child, but it’s also likely to backfire on the parent guilty of such...Read More