RESOURCES | We’ve pulled together these resources to help clarify common family law matters and we’re here to answer any questions you may have during what we know can be an emotionally overwhelming time.
We’ve all heard the Alan Jackson song “Summertime Blues”: “Sometimes I wonder what I’m a gonna do, but there ain’t no cure for the summertime blues”. Nor is there a cure for a difficult ex-spouse!... Read More >
The public policy of the State of Texas is to assure that a child will have frequent and continuing contact with parents who have shown the ability to act in the best interest of their... Read More >
The presumption that a mother will be the primary caretaker of a child post-divorce or separation no longer exists in Texas. In fact, the Texas Family Code specifically states that the court will consider the “qualifications”... Read More >
Getting a divorce is never easy. But with the right legal counsel in your corner, it can be a smooth and manageable process. Getting a divorce is never easy. But with the right legal counsel... Read More >
Ike Vanden Eykel offers expert advice on alimony, splitting finances, and more. My spouse controls all of our finances. I don’t know what our monthly income is or what assets we have. I feel helpless.... Read More >
Although your mother-in-law may appear to be standing in all corners of your life, if she tries to fight you for custody of your children (*sigh* yes, her grandchildren), the court will probably tell her... Read More >
Historically, grandparents have played a vital role in the development, nurturing, and care-giving of their grandchildren. Questions tend to arise however, when a grandchild’s parents separate, divorce, pass away, become incarcerated, or are found to... Read More >
