Resources for peopledoing their homework.
Informed clients make stronger decisions. Everything here is free to read, written to be understood, and honest about what it can and cannot tell you about your own case.
The Texas Family Code, annotated
The statute sections this site cites, with what each one actually says and links to the official text. When a page here references the law, this is where the reference lives.
The blog
Plain-language writing on how Texas family law works in practice: hearings, timelines, and the questions clients actually ask, answered without the jargon.
Cost and retainer estimator
Answer four questions and see a realistic retainer range for your situation. Not a quote, but an honest starting point before you talk to anyone.
Custody schedule calendar
The Texas Standard Possession Order, laid out month by month for any year: weekends, Thursdays, spring break, summer, and the holiday rotation. The statutory default, printable, with every judgment call spelled out.
Frequently asked questions
Getting started, the two-step consultation model, cost, and process, answered the way we answer them on the phone.
Nothing on these pages is legal advice, and none of it knows your facts. When you want the version that does, the alignment review is free and the Strategy Consultation is where your answers live.
Research tells you
how the law works.
The consultation tells you what to do.