Blog Home Recent Posts in the Family Law Category How Domestic Violence Can Impact a Texas Child Custody Case Feb 7, 2019 Marriages and relationships have their ups and downs. Sometimes, disagreements and heated arguments can sometimes become physical. In Texas, domestic ... Posted By The Clark Law Firm Continue Reading What to Do If Your Ex-Spouse is Withholding Visitation Jan 16, 2019 Divorce means you and your ex-spouse are no longer married. However, if both of you share children, you and your ex must continue to raise your kids. ... Posted By The Clarke Law Firm Continue Reading Contested VS Uncontested Divorce in Texas Dec 20, 2018 Know the Difference Before You Begin The differences in contested and uncontested divorce can affect the length of time you spend in the legal ... Posted By The Clark Law Firm Continue Reading I Lost My Job - Can I Modify My Child Support Payments? Sep 26, 2018 If you pay child support and recently lost your job, you are likely going to require a modification to your support payments. It is possible for your ... Posted By The Clark Law Firm Continue Reading Dating During Divorce – Is it a Good Idea? Sep 10, 2018 If you recently filed for a divorce from your spouse, or he or she initiated a divorce, you probably think now is the right time to get back on the ... Posted By The Clark Law Firm Continue Reading Can a Parent's Rights be Terminated? Jun 15, 2018 While it might sound unthinkable, the fact is that there are some circumstances under which a parent’s rights might be terminated to better serve the ... Posted By The Clark Law Firm Continue Reading Understanding the Adoption Process in Texas Apr 3, 2018 Whether you are looking to welcome a new person into your life, the process for adoption can be confusing. Laws vary from state to state and seem to ... Posted By The Clark Law Firm Continue Reading Do Grandparents Have Legal Rights? Feb 21, 2018 Grandparents play a significant role in their grandchildren’s lives and can build strong bonds that are timeless. However, parents and grandparents ... Posted By The Clarke Law Firm Continue Reading Page of 1