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Child Custody and Parental Alienation: What Texas Parents Must Know
When you’re in the middle of a custody dispute, few things are more painful than watching the other parent turn […]
No-Fault Divorce in Texas
If you’re thinking about ending your marriage, one of the first things you might wonder is whether you need to […]
The Ultimate Texas High-Net-Worth Divorce Checklist: Protect Your Wealth
Going through a divorce is never easy. However, high-asset divorces come with equally high stakes. Even a seemingly small error […]
Texas Parenting Plan Checklist
Whether you’re heading into mediation, negotiating directly with the other parent, or preparing for court, this checklist covers everything your […]
How to Get Sole Custody in Texas
At Mims Ballew Hollingsworth, we understand that concerns about your child’s safety and well-being can make custody decisions feel urgent […]
Court-Ordered Drug Testing in Child Custody Cases in Texas
Substance abuse allegations can quickly change the direction of a custody case. In Texas, courts take these concerns seriously because […]
Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce in Texas
Divorce in Texas generally follows one of two paths. Contested or uncontested. For many people, these labels are confusing. They […]
Can Parents Agree on No Child Support in Texas?
Many parents ask whether they can agree to no child support in Texas. This question often comes up when parents […]
50/50 Custody in Texas: What Parents Need to Know
Many parents going through divorce ask about 50/50 custody in Texas. They want to know if equal parenting time is […]
What Can You Do If You’re Not Receiving Child Support in Texas?
If your child support payments have stopped or never started, you have two main paths to enforce the order: work […]
Amicus Attorney vs. Attorney Ad Litem in Texas: What Parents Need to Know
If you are involved in a contested custody case in Texas, you may hear the judge talk about appointing an […]
What You Need to Know About Temporary Restraining Orders (TROs) in a Texas Divorce
A Temporary Restraining Order, or “TRO,” is often issued at the start of a divorce case in Texas. Even though […]
Child Custody and Relocation in Texas: What Parents Should Know
At a Glance A custodial parent generally can’t move a child outside the area allowed by their custody order without […]
What Does Child Support Cover in Texas?
Child support plays a central role in safeguarding a child’s well-being after parents separate. In Texas, these payments help maintain […]
Visitation Custody Denial in Texas: Understanding Your Rights and Next Steps
Visitation disputes place parents under heavy stress. When a custodial parent blocks visitation or a child refuses to go with […]
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