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08/27/2026

Everything you own does not automatically becomes "ours" the day you get married in Texas. Community property law surprises a lot of people, starting with this: it doesn't mean a 50/50 split. Courts divide the community estate in whatever proportion they consider fair, not necessarily down the middle.

Whose name is on the title doesn't settle the question either. Property acquired before the marriage, or received later by gift or inheritance, generally stays separate, while income earned from separate property during the marriage is usually treated as community. The rules have plenty of exceptions, and getting the characterization wrong can be costly in a divorce.

Curious how this applies to your situation? Visit our website to connect with our team: dfwdivorce.com

08/20/2026

Divorce doesn't have to mean a courtroom battle. Collaborative divorce is a solution-focused approach built around negotiation instead of adversarial litigation, and it can offer a level of privacy that a courtroom simply can't. Both spouses and their attorneys commit to working through property division, custody, and support outside of open court, aiming for a resolution that accounts for the family's future rather than just who wins today.

It isn't automatically faster or cheaper than a traditional divorce, and if the process breaks down, both attorneys have to withdraw from the case. Still, for couples who can maintain some trust and want more control over how things turn out, it's an option we encourage clients to consider. Learn more about how it works at dfwdivorce.com/collaborative-divorce.

08/18/2026

Thinking about filing first in your Texas divorce? It can matter more than people expect. The party who files first becomes the Petitioner, and Texas procedure gives that role meaningful advantages if a case goes to trial: first crack at jury selection, the first opening statement, and both the first and last word in closing argument.

Most cases settle before trial, but that same leverage often carries into negotiations too. Filing first won't decide your outcome on its own, and it isn't a substitute for a strong case. It's simply one factor to understand before you decide when to act.

Have questions about timing your filing? Reach out to Beal Law Firm at dfwdivorce.com/contact-family-law.

08/13/2026

Circumstances shift fast after a divorce, and a child support order should be able to keep pace. Texas law allows either parent to ask a court to review support once things have materially and substantially changed since the last order, whether that means a new job, a different living arrangement for the child, or simply enough time passing that the guideline amount no longer lines up with reality. Even a raise, a layoff, or a child growing older can open the door to a request.

If your household looks different than it did when the original order was signed, it may be time for a conversation about whether that order still fits. Reach out to Beal Law Firm to talk through your options: dfwdivorce.com

07/30/2026

Practices, tutoring, after-school programs, and transportation can all create friction that did not exist when a possession order was originally written. Sometimes parents can work through these changes informally. When that is not possible, a formal modification may be worth considering.

To modify a possession order in Texas, there generally must be a material and substantial change in circumstances, and the change must serve the child's best interest. If your current schedule is not working, now is a good time to get guidance before the school year starts.

Call (800) 811-0380 or visit dfwdivorce.com/modification-of-custody.

07/21/2026

Grandparent rights cases tend to arise during some of the most difficult family circumstances, and they are often more legally complex than people expect.

Grandparents may seek possession, access, or conservatorship of a grandchild, but whether a court will even hear the matter depends on the legal concept of standing. These cases can be emotionally charged on all sides.

Whether you are a grandparent seeking access or a parent navigating a situation involving extended family, Beal Law Firm can help you understand where you stand. Call (800) 811-0380 or visit dfwdivorce.com/grandparent-rights.

07/14/2026

August comes faster than it feels like it should, and school decisions often become urgent before parents have reviewed what their custody order actually says.

In Texas, educational rights are part of conservatorship. Depending on your order, one or both parents may have the right to make decisions about school enrollment and type. Understanding what your order says before registration opens is far better than sorting out a dispute after the fact.

If you have questions about your educational rights or whether your order needs updating, Beal Law Firm can help. Call (800) 811-0380 or visit dfwdivorce.com.

07/09/2026

Parental alienation refers to a pattern in which one parent's conduct undermines a child's relationship with the other parent. It can take many forms, from negative comments made in front of the child, to interference with communication, to discouraging parenting time.

When this pattern develops, it can affect how a court views custody and possession. If you are noticing signs that your relationship with your child is being affected by the other parent's conduct, speaking with an attorney sooner rather than later is worth considering.

Beal Law Firm has a resource on parental alienation worth reviewing. Visit dfwdivorce.com/parental-alienation-what-is-it or call (800) 811-0380 if you have questions.

06/29/2026

It’s a question that comes up more than people expect. A parent moves to Texas from another state. A child has been living with one parent in a different state. A relocation is being considered. Who has jurisdiction, and where does the case get filed?

Jurisdiction in custody cases is governed by the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act, and the rules are not always straightforward. Where a case can be heard depends on factors like where the child has lived, for how long, and whether another state already has an existing order.

Getting this wrong at the outset can create serious complications. Beal Law Firm has put together a resource specifically addressing custody jurisdiction questions that is worth reading if your situation involves more than one state.

Visit dfwdivorce.com/custody-can-the-court-hear-your-cas or call (800) 811-0380 with questions.

06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day to all the fathers and father figures who show up with dedication, patience, and purpose.

The day is a chance to honor the dads and father figures who have taught us life lessons, made us laugh, and shown us what dedication looks like.

To those celebrating, being celebrated, or honoring the memory of someone who shaped your journey, we wish you a meaningful day filled with appreciation.

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6136 Frisco Square Boulevard
Frisco, TX
75034

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+19402520282

Website

http://www.dfwdivorce.com/

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