who gets to claim the kids? Navigating Child Tax Dependency Claims After Divorce or Separation

In the legal framework of Brazoria County, Texas, Judge Chad Bradshaw occupies a significant position as the Presiding Judge of the 300th District Court. Elected in November 2022 and officially assuming office on January 1, 2023, Judge Bradshaw’s presence in the legal landscape has been marked by his contributions to various legal domains. Contact Information: […]

Greetings! I’m Ben Beveridge, founder of The Beveridge Law Firm, PLLC, specializing in family law with a unique focus on representing non-custodial parents. Today, let’s take a look at Judge Patrick Bulanek, presiding over the 461st Judicial District Court in Brazoria County. Governor Greg Abbott appointed Patrick Bulanek as Judge of the 461st Judicial District […]

In Galveston County Court at Law 2, the local rules for family law cases provide detailed procedures for both represented and unrepresented parents involved in legal matters. The rules include provisions for misdemeanor dockets, with an emphasis on the electronic retained docket for cases represented by attorneys. Unrepresented defendants are guided on timely appearances, the […]

Welcome to the latest update from Beveridge Law Firm, PLLC! In this post, we provide a comprehensive overview of the local rules and procedures governing family law cases in the 306th District Court. If you’re a parent navigating the complexities of divorce, modifications, or other family-related legal matters, understanding the court’s policies is crucial. From […]

Discover the rules governing the 300th District Court in Brazoria County, Texas, under Presiding Judge Chad D. Bradshaw and Associate Judge Leigh Lehmann. These rules below provides essential information on contact details, docket schedules, and procedures for criminal and family cases. A link to the rules on the Court’s website can be found here. Parents […]