Moving Your Custody Order to Texas
Couches? Yes. Crock pot? Yes. China and crystal? Yes. Custody? Wait, what? It’s true. With the influx of newcomers to our Metroplex (Dallas was once again ranked one of the top 10...
View ArticleWhy Hire A Family Law Attorney?
I am occasionally asked by potential clients why they should hire an attorney. After all, legal dramas have been around since shortly after the Earth cooled, and nearly everyone has at least some...
View ArticleThe Toughest Job You’ll Ever Love
“Every day, your child is a gift to you. What you do with every day is your gift to your child” -The Parrot As a single parent, I am familiar with many of the struggles that can befall our mission,...
View ArticleGraduation Day
The most common inquiry I would receive around this time of year when I worked at the Attorney General’s office would come from (typically) the non-custodial parent who wanted to know when their child...
View ArticleJune 27th is National PTSD Awareness Day.
Post–traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is historically associated with military personnel, but it is also rampant among first responders, many of whom are either current or former military veterans as...
View ArticleThe Value of the Difference
A good lawyer thinks long-term. They realize the decisions they make in a case today may have implications for their clients for years to come. This is especially true in family law. A bad lawyer is...
View ArticleSITREP: Custody
Periodically, I have clients who come to me concerned about how the family courts will view their custody order in light of their status as a service member. I am happy to inform them that the Texas...
View ArticleSITREP: Retirement
For many of our nation’s current and former service personnel, divorce is all too common. Strangely, for many family law attorneys, uttering the words “military divorce” in their presence is like...
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