El Paso Family Law Blog

Choosing a local El Paso family attorney means working with someone who knows the judges, the courts, and the community. Discover why local expertise matters in divorce, custody, and family law cases.

The timeline for divorce in Texas depends on many factors. Learn about the 60-day waiting period, contested vs. uncontested timelines, and what to expect in El Paso County courts.

Texas courts use the 'best interest of the child' standard in all custody decisions. Learn what factors El Paso judges consider and how to strengthen your custody case.

If you and your spouse agree on property, children, and support, an uncontested divorce in El Paso can be finalized in as little as 61 days. Learn the requirements, costs, and step-by-step process under Texas law.

Military divorce involves unique legal issues including SCRA protections, military retirement division, and custody during deployment. This guide covers everything Fort Bliss families need to know.

Texas is a community property state, making prenuptial agreements especially important. Learn what a prenup can and cannot do, and why El Paso couples should consider one.

An uncontested divorce is faster, less expensive, and less stressful than a contested divorce. Learn the top benefits and whether an uncontested divorce is right for your situation.

Changing your name after divorce in Texas is straightforward when you know the steps. Learn how to request a name change in your divorce decree and what to do after.