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For the fourth consecutive year, Chambers & Partners USA has honored Cowles Thompson in the category of Commerical Litigation - for the DFW and surrounding areas.

A list of our top ten most-read Family Law articles for the past year.

How does Texas look at Community Property and Separate Property, and how do divorcing spouses prove what is rightfully theirs?

Engagement Season is here! November to February is a popular time for engagement proposals - and a good prenuptial agreement can help lay the groundwork for a healthy and happy marriage.

Family Law attorney Jack Beesley explains divorced parents' rights regarding a child's schooling, including selection of school, access to school records, and information on school uniforms and supplies as well as school attendance.

Second in a series; Claire James explains steps to address parental alienation as well as tools in the event of litigation.

First in a series - Claire James explains "Parental Alienation," where a parent intentionally damages the child’s relationship with the other parent and turns the child against that other parent.

Family Law attorney Claire E. James explains how Texas treats and/or limits post-divorce spousal maintenance by restricting eligibility, requiring spouses to work toward financial independence, and capping the amount and duration of payments.

Jack Beesley explains how the Texas Family Code has codified a holiday possession order that provides both parents holiday time with their children after a divorce - such as periods during Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Claire James explains and compares the basic elements of community property and separate property in the state of Texas.

Marriage presents the opportunity for many changes in lifestyle and status - and it can also include potential risks. Regan Wish explains how a prenuptial agreement is a great way to keep the risks of marriage to a minimum.