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If you've recently filed for divorce or a custody modification in San Antonio or the surrounding area, you may have heard your attorney mention "standing orders." But what exactly are they, and why should you care? Standing orders are automatic court rules that go into effect the moment a family law case is filed, before a judge ever looks at your case or hears a single argument. They are issued by the county's district courts and apply to both parties in the case, whether y

A child custody evaluator can have a big impact on your case. Your attorney can help you be prepared for them.

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When you file for divorce in Texas, there are certain documents that are generally exchanged between the parties. The list can seem...

Bexar County civil courts operate with what we call a presiding court system. What does that mean for you? On the day your hearing is...

Divorce can get expensive. Splitting one household into two and figuring out how to be fair and equitable takes work. If the two...