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Child support calculations are meant to reflect a parent’s real ability to contribute to a child’s needs. In Texas, those calculations usually rely on the reported income from each parent's pay stubs, tax returns, and other financial records. However, issues can arise if a parent reports "zero salary" even when they receive income from business profits (e.g., a limited liability company), distributions, or trust payments.

Felonies bring the possibility of long-term consequences, including incarceration, fines, and collateral effects that can follow a person for years. If you've been charged with a felony, the right legal strategy can help you challenge the prosecution’s case, weaken their claims, and create better outcomes.

Facing misdemeanor charges can be overwhelming, especially when the evidence against you feels thin, inconsistent, or unclear, and it's common to feel anxious, confused, or worried about how the situation might affect your job and your future. If you’re dealing with these concerns, it's important to consult legal guidance rooted in clarity, support, and a commitment to your defense.

Child custody and support arrangements are meant to provide stability for children, but life circumstances can change over time. Parents may face job relocations, changes in income, or evolving needs of their children that make the original orders no longer practical. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, it’s important to know that modifications are possible and support is available.

Car accidents often cause sudden injuries that leave victims frightened and unsure of what comes next. Medical bills, physical pain, and lost wages create stress while recovery is still underway. However, no one should feel alone during such a challenging experience. Having the right support can make the path forward feel far more manageable.

Family law cases often involve sensitive and emotional issues that impact the lives of children and adults alike. When one party fails to comply with court orders—whether related to child support, visitation, custody, or property division—family law enforcement actions may become necessary.

When a disagreement escalates to the point where legal action becomes necessary, filing a lawsuit may be the most effective path forward. Whether the dispute involves a breach of contract, property damage, personal injury, or another matter, building a strong plaintiff’s case in civil litigation takes preparation, strategy, and a firm understanding of what courts expect.

Divorce is never easy, and when disagreements arise, the process can feel even more stressful. A contested divorce often involves disputes about child custody, division of assets, spousal support, or other key issues that affect our future.

Family law matters involving children are often the most sensitive and difficult issues we face. In Texas, when custody, visitation, and support questions must be decided, the courts rely on what’s known as a Suit Affecting Parent-Child Relationship, or SAPCR.

Being injured due to someone else's carelessness can often lead to more than just a physical setback. Your finances, emotional well-being, and ability to work or enjoy life can suffer in ways that feel overwhelming and unfair. If someone's negligence caused you injury, you have the right to file a personal injury claim to recover damages and compensation.