Marriage is never easy. If you’re wondering, “How can I get a quick divorce in Texas?”, you’re looking for the fastest and least painful way out. But there are 5 steps that will dramatically impact your divorce timeline. Texas law does provide options to speed up the process especially for an … [Read more...]
Cell Phone Accounts During Divorce: A Texas Guide
Divorce is never easy. Cell phone accounts during divorce can cause fights and legal problems, especially in divorce court. This article explains the role of cell phones in a Texas divorce. Family members often use mobile phones and shared plans, which can make family law cases even more … [Read more...]
Understanding Child Custody Laws in Texas: A Complete Guide for Parents
When parents split, one of the hardest things is figuring out what happens to the kids. This means understanding the child custody laws in Texas. These laws are designed to put the kids first in any dispute. Family law attorneys play a big role in navigating these laws, guiding and representing you … [Read more...]
When Can You Deny Visitation to the Non Custodial Parent?
As a family law attorney here in Texas, I’ve seen relief on my clients faces the day the divorce is finalized. But when there are kids involved, I’ve also seen the grief return when disputes over custody matters and visitation reappear in their lives. This can be the case even when there is a clear … [Read more...]
How Can a Free Consultation with a Custody Attorney Help Your Case?
Facing child custody issues can feel overwhelming. But with help from an experienced family law attorney, you can handle these challenges more confidently. At Warren & Migliaccio, we understand that Texas family law can be emotional and complex. Our goal is to protect what matters most—your … [Read more...]
Spouse Moves Out of State Before Divorce: Texas Legal Guide
As an experienced family law attorney here in Texas, I’ve seen my share of spouses leave the state just before their divorce. When one spouse leaves, it can strike fear into the spouse that remains at home in Texas. That was the case for Dennis when he called me right after … [Read more...]
What Does Custodial Parent Mean in Texas?
In Texas, a court order usually appoints both parents as Joint Managing Conservators and may give one parent the exclusive right to designate the child’s primary residence. The child typically lives with that parent—commonly called the custodial parent—who manages day-to-day routines, subject to the … [Read more...]
Do You Have to Let CPS in Your House?
When Child Protective Services (CPS) shows up at your door, you might wonder: do you have to let CPS in your house? The initial investigation is a crucial phase where CPS assesses the situation to determine the next steps. The short answer is no, you are not legally required to let them in without a … [Read more...]
Can You Lose Custody for Not Co-Parenting?
Divorce or separation is tough, and figuring out custody is even tougher. Co-parenting after a split is vital for your kids, but it’s hard. Many parents wonder, can you lose custody for not co parenting? The answer is yes. Courts put a child’s best interests first and a parent’s ability to have a … [Read more...]
How to Plan for Divorce: A Texas Guide
As a family law attorney here in Texas, I’ve known many clients who spend weeks, months, even years daydreaming about their divorce. Some might be fantasizing about a whole new life, but few are thinking about the practical steps they need to take to make that divorce materialize. That’s why I like … [Read more...]
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