After a divorce, life doesn’t stop moving. New jobs, relationships, or family situations may create the need or desire to relocate. But if you share custody of your child in Texas, moving isn’t just a personal decision. It is often one of the most emotional and legally complex issues divorced parents face. So, can you…
If you’ve ever watched a crime drama or true crime documentary, you’ve probably seen someone hooked up to a polygraph, sweating it out while being asked a series of uncomfortable questions. However, in the real world—especially in Texas—polygraphs (or lie detector tests) are treated very differently from what Hollywood might lead you to believe. So,…
At Guest and Gray Law Firm, we’ve seen all kinds of courtroom drama—but few stories are as wild as the recent appellate case of Christopher Waldrep v. State of Texas. This case serves as a cautionary tale for anyone who thinks going pro se (representing yourself) in a felony DWI trial and skipping a day…
If your ex has stopped paying child support, you’re not alone—and you’re not without options. In Texas, child support is a legal obligation, not a suggestion. When payments stop, it can put serious strain on your finances and your child’s well-being. Fortunately, Texas law offers clear enforcement mechanisms to help custodial parents recover unpaid support…
Divorce is seldom easy. With the challenges of splitting assets, arranging custody, and handling emotional turmoil, many individuals simply wish to find a resolution and move forward. However, a significant question frequently arises: Is it better to settle your divorce or to pursue litigation? In Texas, you have options—and understanding them can help you make…
The urge to write a letter to your judge can be strong, especially during times like the COVID-19 crisis, the pending passage of the EQUAL Act and immediately after the judge rules on your case. But “just trying to explain things” may seriously affect your chances of fighting your case later. Our office communicates with…
Gun ownership is a fundamental right in Texas, protected by both the U.S. Constitution and the Texas Constitution. However, with evolving legislation, ongoing debates, and changing regulations, it is important for every Texan, whether you are a first-time buyer or a lifelong gun owner, to understand the current laws surrounding firearms. Permitless Carry Still in…
If you’re considering filing for divorce in Texas, one of the first questions you probably have is: How long will this take? While every case is different, understanding the timeline can help you prepare for the road ahead. The 60-Day Waiting Period Texas law mandates a waiting period of at least 60 days from when…
A new regulation provides an old way for persons prohibited from possessing firearms to have their rights restored. While doing research for another post I learned about a new way for persons to seek their firearm possession privileges after a felony conviction. Let me show you what I mean: Previously: The ATF, the Pardon Attorney…
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