The posts in this blog are aimed at prospective new clients who are seeking a San Antonio, Texas, divorce lawyer, child custody lawyer, child support lawyer, adoption lawyer, or otherwise seeking legal representation in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas or one of its surrounding counties for any family law matter such as divorce, child custody, child custody enforcement, child custody modification, child -support, child support enforcement, child support modification, or adoption.
I decided to start this blog due to the great number of frequently asked questions I receive by email each week on my website at jmichaelclay.com. I hope to provide insight into current events and issues which pertain to Texas Family Law issues, including divorce, child custody, child support, and adoption, and I hope that readers will find these posts helpful.
A number of changes to the Texas Family Code are scheduled to take effect September 1, 2007. In future posts, I'll try to discuss the major changes and how they may effect my current and future clients.
Thanks for visiting, and I hope you come back!
J. Michael Clay
San Antonio divorce and family-law attorney J. Michael Clay focuses divorce, child custody, child custody modification, child support modification, child custody enforcement, child custody modication, and other family-law issues such as divorce, child support, child custody, child-support modification, child-custody modification, child-support enforcement, child-custody enforcement, spousal maintenance (including enforcement and modification), wage withholding, adoption and termination issues. J. Michael Clay is licensed to practice all types of law in the state of Texas, including federal district courts in the Western District of Texas, San Antonio Division. He is not certified by the State Board of Legal Specialization to practice in any particulararea.
The material in this article is not intended as legal advice, and should not be construed as such. The intention of the article and others like it in this blog is to discuss common legal issues in Texas family law cases and how Texas law applies to them. Any statements regarding the state of the law and how it applies to particular situations is simply the opinion of the author, and should never be relied upon in place of the advice of a retained attorney.
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