Robles Family Law Firm

Robles Family Law Firm Anthony Robles is the owner of the Robles Family Law Firm. He then attended law school at Penn State’s prestigious Dickinson School of Law (Carlisle, PA).

He founded the Robles Family Law Firm in August 2008 with the goal of providing quality legal services for the people of Odessa, Midland, Andrews and the remainder of the Permian Basin. Anthony’s strong, personal and professional representation has achieved success for hundreds of his clients in divorce, child support, custody, visitation, grandparent rights and criminal cases. Anthony graduated f

rom Eden High School (Eden, TX) before attending McMurry University (Abilene, TX) where he majored in Political Science, minored in Business Administration and graduated Magna cm Laude. Although he enjoyed living in Pennsylvania, Anthony couldn’t wait to get back to Texas. After completing law school, he moved to the Permian Basin and founded the Robles Family Law Firm, P.C. shortly after. Upon returning to Texas, Anthony immediately became involved with his community. He became active in the State Bar of Texas, where he is a member of the Family Law Section and Criminal Justice Section, and served on the Public Relations Committee. From a statewide pool of applicants, he was selected to participate in the State Bar’s Leadership program. Locally, he is involved in the Ector County Young Lawyer’s Association, in which he has served as the President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer. Since founding the Robles Family Law Firm, Anthony has stayed involved with his community. He devotes substantial time to Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas to help those in need to free legal services in Odessa and his commitment to helping the less fortunate was recognized in 2010 when he received the Spirit of Service award. He sponsors numerous youth sports teams. Anthony’s devotion to leadership in the legal community was recognized by the State Bar of Texas when he was accepted to the Leadership SBOT program out of a statewide pool of applicants.

09/09/2026

If the other parent starts acting differently or strangely, it could point to drug or alcohol use that puts your child at risk.

Unexplained bruises on your child are another sign that it is time to look at changing your custody arrangement.

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09/07/2026

In Texas, legal custody and physical custody go by different names: conservatorship and possession and access.

Conservatorship covers your rights and duties as a parent, like supporting your child and making decisions about discipline or religion, while possession and access simply spells out who has the child and when.

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09/05/2026

When parents cannot agree on a schedule, a Texas judge puts the standard possession order in place.

This generally gives the noncustodial parent the child every first, third, and fifth weekend, alternating holidays and spring breaks, plus a month in the summer if they live within 100 miles.

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09/05/2026

A lot of people assume debt stays with whoever created it, but that is not how it works in a Texas divorce.

If a debt is tied to property, it generally follows that property, so keeping the house usually means keeping the mortgage and keeping the car usually means keeping the note.

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09/02/2026

Nobody tells you this about child custody cases: how you act at the counsel table during your hearing matters just as much as your testimony on the stand.

Judges are watching your reactions the whole time to help decide what is best for your child.

Book a case evaluation at roblesfamilylaw.com or call 432-558-0337.

If you are facing a divorce in Odessa, Texas, our team is here to help.Do not wait to get the guidance you need.Reach ou...
08/30/2026

If you are facing a divorce in Odessa, Texas, our team is here to help.

Do not wait to get the guidance you need.

Reach out today to talk through your options.

Book a case evaluation at roblesfamilylaw.com or call 432-558-0337.

08/29/2026

How much should you tell your kids during a divorce?

Kids need to know what affects them directly: where they will live, how long, and who is making sure their needs are met.

Everything else falls under adult problems that do not belong on their shoulders.

Book a case evaluation at roblesfamilylaw.com or call 432-558-0337.

08/29/2026

What does filing for cruelty in a divorce actually mean?

It means a judge has determined that someone was genuinely mistreated during the marriage; it is not a label used lightly.

This ground typically applies to more serious, contested cases.

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08/26/2026

How do you mentally prepare for divorce mediation?

Talk with your attorney beforehand about your best-case and worst-case scenarios, and know exactly where your limit is.

Walking in prepared helps you stay confident and clear on what you are willing to accept.

Book a case evaluation at roblesfamilylaw.com or call 432-558-0337.

08/25/2026

Who gets the pets in a Texas divorce.

Under Texas law, pets are treated as property, though couples can negotiate an exchange schedule if both want to stay involved.

If an agreement is not possible, the judge decides who keeps the pet.

Book a case evaluation at roblesfamilylaw.com or call 432-558-0337.

Address

Silver Oak Bldg, 521 North Grant Avenue
Odessa, TX
79761

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Monday 9am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 12pm
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Friday 9am - 12pm

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