Family Law
Custody Cases and Divorces Involving Children
The terminology of “Custody Cases” and Divorces involving children can be quite confusing. In this article, I will explain the legal definition in the State
Category: Family Law
Family Law, Divorce, Child Custody and Adoption related articles published by Ty Czapla, a Tyler, Texas attorney. Topics include separation, custody orders, protective orders, adultery, domestic violence, and more.
Family Law
4 Essential Questions for your Divorce Attorney
Divorce, like politics and religion, is usually not a hot conversation topic. It can be hard to get the courage up to ask a friend
Family Law
Adult Adoption: Can You Adopt An Adult and Let Them Inherit From You?
About Adult Adoption Adult adoption is unique. It produces a parent-child relationship between two adults that did not exist before. The process declares that the
Family Law
Conservatorship Cases and Why Your Behavior Matters
Your behavior and demeanor during a suit can be a huge benefit or huge detriment in getting the outcome you want. Conservatorship is about the child and the facts of the case, and your behavior should reflect this.
Family Law
Can I Represent Myself without a lawyer?
So, you want to represent yourself in a family law case in Smith County or Gregg County or some other county in East Texas. Well,
Family Law
Emergency Custody: Keeping Children Safe
NOTE: EVERY Texan, including me, has a duty to report suspected child abuse or neglect to law enforcement or the Department of Family and Protective
Family Law
Your Family Law Case – Realistic Expectations
Many people ask me my “win” percentage. When it comes to family law cases, this is a complex question because “win” is a relative term. What
Family Law
The Standard Possession Order and the Usefulness of Parenting Plans
I’ve witnessed several parents attend court pro se (that is, without an attorney) in order to determine, among other things, conservatorship, i.e. custody, of their
Family Law
You don’t have to wait until a case is resolved to obtain temporary custody, child support, various other forms of relief
Scope and Nature of Temporary Orders: If you’ve been served with a Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship (a SAPCR) or wish to file one, your
