TEXAS DIVORCE & FAMILY LAW & ESTATE PLANNING BLOG

Texas's "Three Strikes" Visitation Law: What Parents Need to Know If your co-parent repeatedly ignores your court-ordered custody and visitation schedule, Texas just gave you a powerful new tool. And if you're the parent accused of denying access, the stakes have never been higher. Effective September 1, 2025, two new laws created Texas's "Three Strikes" visitation enforcement framework. Three strikes now constitute a Material Change of Circumstances supporting a Modificatio

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.

This blog article authored by Texas divorce and family law attorney Ryan Putz addresses how a party can modify or change a child support obligation in Texas, and when not to ask a court in Texas to modify a child support obligation.

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.