Introduction: In the intricate landscape of family law, understanding and effectively utilizing evidence is crucial, particularly in Texas. Evidence serves as the cornerstone in proving or disproving the facts of a case, and navigating its complexities can be particularly challenging for self-represented litigants. This extensive guide aims to delve into the nature of evidence, its […]

Introduction: The concept of ex parte communications, particularly in the realm of family law in Texas, is a critical legal aspect that requires comprehensive understanding. This extensive blog aims to explore what ex parte communications are, the legal statutes and case law surrounding them in Texas, and the reasons for their strict regulation in the […]

Introduction: Navigating post-divorce life in Texas can be challenging, especially when it involves complex issues like taxes and child dependency. One of the most common and perplexing questions for divorcing parents is: “Who gets to claim the children as tax dependents?” This detailed blog aims to shed light on the guidelines set by the Internal […]

Introduction: In legal proceedings, a default judgment is a critical concept that parties should understand. This blog explores what a default judgment is, how it is obtained, and the potential problems it poses. What is a Default Judgment? A default judgment is a binding judgment in favor of one party based on the other party’s […]

When it comes to representing yourself in a family law matter, you can certainly save a significant amount of money, but you might also find yourself facing a challenging journey. I call this situation the “pro-se killer” when a pro-se litigant is unexpectedly ordered to pay the opposing party’s legal fees. It’s a tough spot […]