Family Law
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
Relocation is one of the most complex issues in Texas custody law. A move can affect school, stability, and a […]
MBH Attorney Matthew Riek Recognized for Service on HEB ISD Education Foundation Board
Mims Ballew Hollingsworth attorney Matthew Riek was recently highlighted by the HEB ISD Education Foundation for his service as a member of […]
How to Overcome Parental Alienation in Texas: Rebuilding Trust and Connection
Parental alienation occurs when one parent intentionally turns a child against the other. It often develops slowly and becomes more […]
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 […]
Mims Ballew Hollingsworth Hosts Pro Bono Family Law Clinic with Legal Aid of Northwest Texas
Last month, the members of Mims Ballew Hollingsworth partnered with Legal Aid of Northwest Texas (LANWT) to host a private pro bono […]
MBH Attorneys Named to The Best Lawyers in America® for Family Law, 2026
MBH Attorneys Included in the 2026 United States Edition of The Best Lawyers in America® for Family Law SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS — […]
How to Value Your Business in a Texas Divorce?
When a marriage ends, dividing assets can be one of the most difficult parts of the process—especially when a business […]
What Happens if a Parent Withholds Medical Information From the Other Parent?
Co‑parenting isn’t always easy. When relationships are strained, communication breaks down. One parent may refuse to communicate with the other, […]
What Happens if the Noncustodial Parent Misses Visitation?
In Texas, both parents have the right to spend time with their child. Non-custodial parents, those with whom the child […]