By: E.A. Putman Years ago, when social media was primarily for college students and the first iPhone had just launched, I landed an internship on Capitol Hill. Part of my experience included a weekly class on government. One phrase from a book we read stuck with me: "He who knows the rules, rules the house." …
Who Burnt the Bacon? Accountability in Cooking, Coddling, and Custody Cases
Bluntly stated: no accountability= no credibility.
What Happens Online, Doesn’t Stay Online: How Social Media May Affect Your Family Law Case
A petty Instagram post or a Twitter outburst may be a temporary relief borne out of frustration or hopelessness, but the consequences of venting online have routinely come back to haunt litigants in court.
Cupid Doesnโt Lie… But People Do: Top Things You Should Disclose to Your Lawyer
In 1996, the R&B group 112 released the hit "Cupid" with the lyrics "Cupid doesn't lie. But you won't know unless you give it a try". Twenty-five years later, and practicing law for almost ten of those years, I realize that 112 was partially correct. Cupid doesn't lie, nonetheless, people do.
Bad Blood: Family Law Cases Can Bring out the Worst in People, But Mediation Can Help
Mediation is the alternative to conflict and the best option for those who want to have as much control as possible in the outcome of their case.
Changes in Texas Child Support Law You Probably Did Not Know About
For lawsuits filed or modified on or after September 1, 2018, the amount of the child support package may* increase.

