Not always. Many family law cases, like uncontested divorces or agreed custody arrangements, can be resolved through mediation or negotiation. However, if disputes persist, Joseph F. Radler III prepares thoroughly to represent you effectively in court, ensuring your interests are protected.

Custody cases in Texas vary, typically taking 3–12 months depending on complexity and court schedules. Uncontested cases may resolve faster, while disputed cases require more time. Radler Law works strategically to expedite fair resolutions tailored to your family’s needs.

In Texas, child support is typically calculated based on the non-custodial parent’s income, with guidelines setting 20% for one child, 25% for two, and so on, up to 40% for five or more children. Additional factors like health insurance or special needs may apply. We ensure accurate calculations to protect your financial interests.

Yes, Texas allows modifications if there’s a material and substantial change in circumstances, like income changes or relocation. Radler Law guides you through filing a modification petition to adjust custody or support orders, ensuring alignment with your family’s current needs.

This behavior, often called parental alienation, can be addressed through legal action. Radler Law investigates and presents evidence to the court to protect your relationship with your children, seeking remedies like modified custody or court-ordered counseling to ensure their best interests.