The Harris Law Firm

The Harris Law Firm The Harris Law Firm is a boutique firm in Fort Worth, Texas specializing in all aspects of family la

The Harris Law Firm is a boutique firm in Fort Worth, Texas specializing in all aspects of family law in Tarrant County, Johnson County, and Parker County.

Property division discussions move more smoothly with organized financial records.
01/20/2026

Property division discussions move more smoothly with organized financial records.

Streamlining property negotiations in Texas.

A strong case starts with strong evidence. But knowing what to gather can be half the battle.
11/27/2025

A strong case starts with strong evidence. But knowing what to gather can be half the battle.

What kind of evidence matters?

Dividing debts in divorce can be as complex as dividing assets.
09/29/2025

Dividing debts in divorce can be as complex as dividing assets.

Responsibility isn't shared.

šŸ’ Thinking About a Prenup in Texas? Here’s What You Should KnowA prenuptial agreement isn’t about planning for divorce—i...
09/12/2025

šŸ’ Thinking About a Prenup in Texas? Here’s What You Should Know

A prenuptial agreement isn’t about planning for divorce—it’s about planning for peace of mind. In Texas, a prenup can:

āœ… Protect property and assets you owned before marriage
āœ… Clarify how debts will be handled
āœ… Safeguard family businesses or inheritances
āœ… Prevent costly disputes in the future

Texas law recognizes prenuptial agreements, but they must be fair, voluntary, and in writing to be enforceable.

šŸ“Œ The best time to discuss a prenup is well before your wedding day.

If you’re considering marriage, we can help you draft a clear, enforceable agreement tailored to your needs.

šŸ“ž Call us today to schedule a consultation.

09/04/2025

šŸ“¢ Top 5 Mistakes to Avoid During a Custody Battle

When it comes to child custody cases, emotions often run high—and unfortunately, those emotions can lead to costly mistakes. At The Harris Law Firm, we’ve seen how the wrong decisions during this critical time can negatively impact parents and children alike. Here are 5 common mistakes to avoid if you find yourself in a custody dispute:

1ļøāƒ£ Speaking negatively about the other parent in front of your child
Children should never feel caught in the middle. Courts take parental behavior seriously, and negative talk can harm both your case and your child’s well-being.

2ļøāƒ£ Ignoring court orders or visitation schedules
Failure to follow existing orders can make it appear that you’re unwilling to cooperate. Judges want to see that you can respect agreements and prioritize your child’s stability.

3ļøāƒ£ Posting on social media without thinking
What you post can—and often will—be used against you in court. Even harmless pictures or comments can be taken out of context. Always think twice before posting during a custody case.

4ļøāƒ£ Letting anger guide your decisions
Custody battles are stressful, but making choices based on anger or revenge rather than your child’s best interests can damage your credibility in court.

5ļøāƒ£ Not seeking professional legal guidance
Every custody case is unique, and relying on advice from friends or online forums can put your case at risk. An experienced family law attorney can help you navigate the process effectively.

āš–ļø At the end of the day, custody cases are about what’s best for your child. Avoiding these mistakes can make a huge difference in both the outcome of your case and your child’s emotional well-being.

šŸ‘‰ If you or someone you know is facing a custody dispute, our team at The Harris Law Firm is here to help protect your rights and guide you every step of the way. Contact us today for a consultation.

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08/19/2025

šŸ“CHILD SUPPORT UPDATE šŸ“

The Texas Attorney General has announced a new Child Support Income Cap of $11,700/month, effective September 1, 2025.

This means the maximum income amount used to calculate guideline child support will increase from $9,200 to $11,700.

New Maximum Guideline Child Support Amounts:

1 child: $2,340/month
2 children: $2,925/month
3 children: $3,510/month
4 children: $4,095/month
5 children: $4,680/month

(Percentages for more than 5 children remain the same.)

ā€¼ļøCall our office today to schedule a consultation and learn how this new law may impact your caseā€¼ļø

Building healthy phone habits for children can be simple, even with two households.
07/24/2025

Building healthy phone habits for children can be simple, even with two households.

How co-parents can manage phone use.

Feelings of jealousy are normal in co-parenting but taking care of these emotions should take precedence to ensure the c...
05/30/2025

Feelings of jealousy are normal in co-parenting but taking care of these emotions should take precedence to ensure the child’s wellbeing.

Overcoming custody challenges.

Open and closed adoption each have their own unique benefits. Here's what to consider.
04/01/2025

Open and closed adoption each have their own unique benefits. Here's what to consider.

What's best for my family?

How can parents who live apart work better together?
02/06/2025

How can parents who live apart work better together?

Co-parents want a clear plan.

Cooperate with a spouse for the benefit of one’s children.
09/26/2024

Cooperate with a spouse for the benefit of one’s children.

Pursue a favorable custody arrangement.

Mental health matters in custody decisions, but so do many other parts of parents' lives.
08/05/2024

Mental health matters in custody decisions, but so do many other parts of parents' lives.

Texas custody insights.

Address

4255 Bryant Irvin Road , Suite 211
Fort Worth, TX
76109

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 12pm

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+16829905757

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