Many people say divorce feels sudden, even after years of tension in the marriage. Sometimes, one spouse is caught off guard when divorce papers arrive, while the other…
Marriage Counseling vs. Divorce Counseling: What’s the Difference?
Many couples facing marital problems are unsure whether to try marriage counseling, divorce counseling, or both. While these options might seem similar, they…
Why Divorce Decisions Rarely Feel “Certain” at First
Divorce is a significant life transition that impacts nearly every aspect of daily life. While legal and financial matters often receive the most attention, a strong support system…
Family, Appellate Law Attorney Richard Orsinger Honored for Dedication to Professional Development
Orsinger, Nelson, Downing & Anderson co-founder is a longtime leader in legal education DALLAS – Family law and appellate lawyer Richard Orsinger has earned the 2026 Patrick A.
The Role Of Support Systems During Divorce Transitions
Divorce is a significant life transition that impacts nearly every aspect of daily life here in Dallas. While legal and financial matters often receive the…
ONDA Partners Continue Their Run Among Dallas’ Top Family Lawyers
Three named among Dallas’ best in family law for 2026 DALLAS – Three attorneys with family law firm Orsinger, Nelson, Downing & Anderson (ONDA) were once again named to D Magazine’s prestigious Best…
How Long Does Divorce Take In Texas?
Divorce timelines in Texas depend on each marriage’s circumstances and the legal issues involved. Cases where spouses agree on property division, custody, and financial matters are often resolved more quickly…
ONDA Attorneys Again Recognized Among Texas’ Top Family Lawyers in 2026 Super Lawyers Guide
Family law partners and associates rated among top attorneys in Texas DALLAS – Fifteen attorneys with Texas family law firm Orsinger, Nelson, Downing…
Do I Have To Go To Court For A Divorce?
Divorce can feel uncertain, and many people worry it always leads to a long, stressful court fight. In Texas, though, not every divorce means spending lots of time in court.
Signs Your Texas Divorce Is Headed Toward Litigation
Many Texas divorces begin with the hope that matters can be resolved through agreement. Spouses often expect that cooperation, mediation, or informal negotiation will keep the process efficient and private.