Rogers Law Firm in Longview, Texas

05/08/2025

12/21/2023

Merry Christmas!

09/14/2021

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You can still get a License to Carry, which has some benefits, according to DPS.

09/07/2021

2021 Texas legislative changes related to family law cases.

There are many changes to the Texas Family Code and other laws impacting parents, grandparents, children and families beginning Sept. 1, 2021.

09/07/2021

2021 Texas legislative changes for family law cases.

There are many changes to the Texas Family Code and other laws impacting parents, grandparents, children and families beginning Sept. 1, 2021.

07/18/2021

A perfect storm of factors blew together for the Texas Legislature to pass the hallmark pro-Second Amendment legislation.

04/10/2020

It will keep everyone safer,” Austin attorney Billl Pargaman said about Gov. Greg Abbott's order allowing video-conferencing for notaries public fo...

04/07/2020

The Covid-19 crisis has forced us to examine our preparedness for unanticipated events. As such, we are working with our clients to evaluate their estate plans to be better prepared when the need arises. Estate planning involves making decisions relating to the disposition of one's estate upon death. Additionally, estate planning involves addressing contingencies that don't result in death. What happens in the event of a medical emergency? What happens in the event of a disability? These are difficult issues that we assist clients in resolving. If you don't currently have a will, power of attorney, or directive to physicians in place, we can help. If you do have those documents in place, but need to make changes, we can help. Please call today to schedule a confidential telephone conference to address these important issues.

04/02/2020

I am beginning to receive calls from clients regarding the effect of unemployment due to the Caronavirus on their child support obligation. My advice has been to be proactive and file a Petition to Modify BEFORE any delinquencies occur. It is best to bring this request to the Court before a Motion for Enforcement is filed. If this impacts you, call for a consultation today.

03/27/2020

The Texas Supreme Court has provided some assistance by publishing an emergency order instructing parents sharing custody to stick to the original ...

03/25/2020

Texas Supreme Court update on effect of Covid-19 on SACPR orders

Under Texas cities' stay-home orders, which restrict residents' travel for unapproved purposes, ex-spouses who share child custody were confused about whether they could still take their child back and forth for visitations. The Texas Supreme Court has answered the question: Yes.