TEXAS DIVORCE & FAMILY LAW & ESTATE PLANNING BLOG

Texas divorce and family law attorney addresses an emerging concern with technology and AI in divorce and family law cases in Texas courts. Learn how AI-generated evidence and deepfakes can affect the evidence presented in your case and what you can do to prevent AI-generated evidence from being admitted into evidence with the court.

Texas Family Law Attorney Ryan Putz at the Law Office of Ryan Putz explains the Expanded Standard Possession Order and why it is the default Texas possession order for a non-custodial parent.

Texas Family Law Attorney Ryan Putz explains - How the Hague Convention Process Works. Few situations in family law are as terrifying as discovering your child has been taken across an international border and abducted. For families in the Walker, Montgomery, and greater Houston area in Southeast Texas, the risk is real — Texas is home to one of the largest international communities in the country, and cross-border custody disputes are more common than most people realize.

Attorney Ryan Putz - Why Texas Courts Can No Longer Order Certain Counseling Practices in Custody Cases-- House Bill 3783, amends Section 153.010 of the Texas Family Code and places strict limits on court-ordered counseling in custody cases. Passed in response to documented abuses in reunification therapy, the new law prohibits courts from ordering counseling that isolates children from family or community, requires overnight out-of-state stays, transports children by force o

Few legal matters are as emotionally charged — or as consequential — as a high-conflict custody dispute. When parents cannot agree on conservatorship arrangements, the stakes are high for everyone involved, especially the children caught in the middle. If you are navigating one of these situations in Texas, understanding how courts approach high-conflict cases can help you make smarter decisions and better protect your family.

Texas Divorce and Family Law Attorney Ryan Putz explains family law services and when & how they should be used in Texas Family Law Matters, including child custody, support, property division, and issues relating to family violence and protective orders.

Texas family law and child custody attorney Ryan Putz explains when you should enforce your Texas child custody or support orders and when you should modify your Texas court orders.

WHO HAS TO MOVE IN A DIVORCE? DIRTY DIVORCE TRICK TO GET SPOUSE TO MOVE OUT OF MARITAL RESIDENCE. IN A TEXAS DIVORCE, NEITHER SPOUSE IS REQUIRED TO MOVE OUT. The marital residence of the parties gets divided and distributed in the final decree of divorce, which happens at the very end of the divorce process. This means that both spouses can occupy the residence throughout the pendency of their divorce case unless the parties agree, or if the court makes temporary orders tha