Comanche Family Law And Criminal Defense Blog
How to change a child support order?
There are circumstances that may require that you seek changes to a child support order in Texas. Whether you are dealing with a financial hardship or life-altering event, it may be necessary for you to change the amount of child support you pay. Fortunately, there...
read moreWhat is constructive possession?
Many Texas residents might not be aware that sometimes law enforcement can arrest and charge someone with drug possession even though the person does not actually possess illicit substances. This is known as constructive possession, and while it does not require a...
read moreWhat rights do grandparents have to their grandchildren?
When Texas couples decide divorce is the right option for them, it affects more than just the two spouses. The kids are affected and so is the extended family. If you are a grandparent and your child and their spouse are divorcing, you may be concerned about how often...
read moreWhat is the difference between a DUI and a DWI?
If you drive in Texas, you should only get behind the wheel when you are sober. If you drive after drinking or doing drugs, you put yourself and everyone else on the road at risk. The state has two different charges you may face if you choose to drive after drinking...
read moreHow does child custody work in Texas?
When you are facing a divorce, the fate of your family unit is of foremost concern. Especially if the divorce is contentious, you are probably worried about coming to a custody agreement that is in the best interest of your children. The state of Texas refers to child...
read moreCan I get visitation rights to my child if I’m in prison?
When you break the law in Texas, there is always a chance that you will end up behind bars. If this happens, it is devastating to you and to your family. That includes your children. You lose many rights when you become incarcerated, but is seeing your children one of...
read moreHow does Texas define illegal use of drug paraphernalia?
If you are not familiar with drug paraphernalia, you may wonder what makes it unlawful to use. According to Texas law, a person has to intend to use drug paraphernalia for purposes that are specified to be illegal. State law identifies three general functions that can...
read more5 myths that can sabotage your divorce
Possibly no other subject engenders more myths or half-truths than divorce. After all, the stakes are high. You could lose your house, your children, a lot of money for child support or alimony, retirement savings, a business, a boat or a large inheritance. Once you...
read moreSubstance abuse may result in termination of parental rights
There are many different types of substance abuse in Texas. One of the most common is alcoholism. As a result, when most people think of the effects of substance abuse in a legal context, there is a lot of focus on drunk driving. As a result, many states put measures...
read moreHow can I prepare for a home study?
A home study is an important part of the adoption process. This is where the adoptive parents are assessed to ensure they offer a safe and loving environment to the child in need. While it can be a bit intimidating, Adoption.org offers the following tips to help you...
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