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Texas Family Law Blog

If you are facing family legal issues, it’s a good idea to learn some basic information about family law. At Richardson Brown, we believe that offering some legal basics can help give you a better understanding of your case. Our Texas family law firm is always committed to obtaining the desired outcome in your case, but since you are also a participant in your case it behooves you to understand a few of the basics on how things work.

When you have a better grasp on the legal issues, you’re able to make informed decisions that will affect your future and your family’s future. We hope you find the family law information on our blog helpful in making those decisions.

That being said, the only way to receive legal advice is through a client-attorney relationship. The posts on this blog are not intended as legal advice nor do they establish a client-attorney relationship. If you have a pressing family legal issue in Texas, please contact us or call (972) 832-8058 to schedule a consultation to discuss your specific situation.

January Divorces: More About Why They Happen

by Richardson and Brown | Jan 9, 2020 | January Divorces, Uncategorized

Many Couples Divorce in January January divorces are common. As a result, January has acquired the name of divorce month. However, a recent study shows it may not actually be the month with the highest divorce rates. A study done by the University of Washington...

Christmas Day Custody: Missing Your Kids?

by Richardson and Brown | Dec 12, 2019 | Christmas Day custody

How to Survive Unhappy Emotions During the Holidays Christmas day custody is something you will work out with your ex based on your parenting plan for child custody. Typically, parents alternate holidays. One parent has children on Christmas for one year and the other...

Tips for Single Parents Over the Holidays

by Richardson and Brown | Dec 5, 2019 | Single parents

How to Survive the Holidays on a Shoestring Budget Single parents often struggle to make ends meet after divorce. You no longer can share expenses. For example, two working people could pay the mortgage and the utilities together. Also, they could file taxes jointly....