One question we’re accustomed to getting at the Law Office of Lisa A. Vance is whether judges are biased toward mothers in child custody cases. We get the question from both men and women. Men who are invested in their children’s lives are worried about how much...
When a couple with children is getting divorced, the most obvious point of disagreement is over parenting time. While the divorce decree doesn’t change the fundamental relationship between a parent and child, it does determine when a parent gets to be with his or her...
Some clients come to the Law Office of Lisa A. Vance to settle child custody cases, wanting to know if sole custody is possible. The short answer to that is that it is possible, particularly if a case aligns with an element within Section 153 of the Texas Family Code,...
Early voting is set to start in Texas next week, and you’re obviously aware of the election by now. Even with a global pandemic that’s transformed our lives, the first Tuesday in November has been on many people’s radars for months now. While Texans are familiar with...
In our last two articles, we’ve discussed what parental alienation is and how it can make its way into the courts. We’ve defined it throughout as strategies that one parent uses to distance a child from the other parent. That’s important to note, because there are...
