When a protective order is issued based on claims of family violence, the consequences can be immediate and life-changing. As Dallas divorce attorneys, we know how damaging these accusations can…
Gray Divorce on the Rise: How Psychologists Are Helping
As seasoned divorce attorneys serving clients across Dallas, Frisco, and San Antonio, we have seen firsthand how divorce is changing, especially among older couples. In recent years, more individuals over…
What to Do When Your Ex Does Not Allow You To Visit With Your Child
As family law attorneys serving families across Texas, we’ve worked with many parents who are facing a heartbreaking and frustrating situation: being denied court-ordered time with their child. After a…
How To Negotiate A Fair Parenting Time Schedule In DFW
When going through a divorce or child custody suit in the Dallas area, one of the most emotionally charged—and legally important—issues is developing a parenting time schedule that both supports…
Impact Of Divorce On Children In Texas: Legal And Psychological Perspectives
As family law attorneys in Texas, we’ve worked with many parents doing their best to protect their children through the most difficult time in their young lives—divorce. While the legal…
Can I Add Virtual Visitation To A Parenting Plan In Texas?
As family law attorneys practicing in Texas, we know it is for both parents and their children that they stay connected after a divorce or custody Order is entered. Physical…
Three ONDA Partners Named Among Best Lawyers in Dallas by D Magazine
2025 edition emphasizes firm’s excellence in family law DALLAS – Dallas-based family law firm Orsinger, Nelson, Downing & Anderson, LLP, (ONDA)…
Brad LaMorgese Testifies in Support of HB 3311 to Prioritize Child Support
In a recent hearing on family and fiduciary relationships, Partner Brad LaMorgese testified before a Texas House committee in support of House Bill 3311, a measure that would prioritize…
The Role Of A Dallas Protective Order Lawyer In Ensuring Your Safety
When someone faces domestic violence, stalking, harassment, or threats from someone else, the law provides legal options for someone to protect their safety. A protective order, also known as a…
Can Parenting Time Be Modified After A Texas Custody Agreement?
Parenting time, also known as possession and access in Texas family law, is a critical part of any child custody agreement. When a divorce or custody case is…