Law Office of Brett H. Pritchard

Law Office of Brett H. Pritchard Central Texans know who we are, and they know that they can turn to us when experience and aggressiveness are needed for their complicated legal matter.

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08/28/2026

What can child support actually be used for? šŸ‘€

In one case, a mother was accused of using child support money to buy drugs — but the appellate court’s explanation raised an important point:

Child support isn’t about tracking where every individual dollar goes. It helps offset the added expenses of having and supporting a child in your household.

šŸŽ™ļø Brett Pritchard and Jeff Linick break down this and other common divorce misconceptions in Texas Divorce Myth Busting, Episode 4 of Texas Law Unlocked.

Watch the full episode on YouTube or listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.

Estate planning involves more than deciding who gets what. Having the right information on hand can help your attorney u...
08/27/2026

Estate planning involves more than deciding who gets what. Having the right information on hand can help your attorney understand your assets, your wishes, and the people you want to protect.

As you move through the estate planning process, you may need information about your property, financial accounts, insurance policies, existing legal documents, beneficiaries, and more.

The good news? You don’t have to have it all organized at once. Your estate planning attorney can help you understand what information and documents are needed along the way.

šŸ“Œ Save this post for when it’s time to start gathering your estate planning documents.

08/26/2026

ā€œI want to talk about the kids in this case… and I’m not talking about your children.ā€ 😳

A husband records his wife while she’s yelling and repeatedly telling him to stop. His side introduces the video to show that she’s the hothead.

The judge? He saw something very different.

Sometimes the evidence you think helps your divorce case can do the exact opposite.

šŸŽ™ļø Episode 4 of Texas Law Unlocked: Texas Divorce Myth Busting is out now.

Brett Pritchard and Jeff Linick tackle common Texas divorce myths and share the courtroom stories that show why the reality isn’t always what people expect.

Watch now on YouTube or listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.

08/22/2026

Every experienced trial attorney has a first trial story.

Brett’s involved breakfast making a second appearance. šŸ˜…

He was so nervous before one of his first trials that he ran outside and threw up—then didn’t eat again for the rest of the trial.

He survived the directed verdict, but whether it was because he did a great job or because the judge took pity on the brand-new attorney is apparently still up for debate. šŸ˜‚

Decades of courtroom experience have to start somewhere.

šŸŽ™ļø Hear more behind-the-scenes stories from the practice of law on Texas Law Unlocked.

Back-to-school season means new teachers, new routines… and sometimes new co-parenting headaches. šŸŽ’šŸ“šTake a few minutes t...
08/20/2026

Back-to-school season means new teachers, new routines… and sometimes new co-parenting headaches. šŸŽ’šŸ“š

Take a few minutes to make sure your custody schedule, school information, pickup permissions, and extracurricular plans all line up with your current court order.

A little preparation now can help prevent a lot of confusion later—especially when two households are navigating one very busy school calendar.

Save this checklist for your back-to-school prep. And if you have questions about how your Texas custody order applies to the new school year, our family law team is here to help.

08/20/2026

ChatGPT gave him part of the answer. The problem? It wasn’t the whole answer. šŸ¤–āš–ļø

Legal information can tell you what a court can do. That doesn’t necessarily tell you what a court will do—or how the law applies to the specific facts of your case.

In this episode of Texas Law Unlocked, Brett and Jeff explain why knowing the law is only part of practicing it. Experience, strategy, the facts, and familiarity with the court can all matter.

If you're dealing with a Texas family law matter, don't rely on an AI-generated answer to make a major legal decision. Talk with one of our experienced family law attorneys about your specific situation.

08/17/2026

Hundreds of alleged incidents. Cameras in the room. But the footage was never checked.

Jeff Linick shares a case where the allegations described repeated incidents in a living room equipped with cameras—evidence he says could have helped establish what was or wasn't happening.

But when the investigating officer testified, the defense learned just how quickly the investigation had been closed.

It's a powerful example of why the evidence that wasn't investigated can matter just as much as the evidence that was.

Facing a criminal charge in Texas?

Our experienced criminal defense attorneys can examine the evidence, the investigation, and what may have been overlooked.

šŸ’¬ Message us today to discuss your case during a free consultation.

08/13/2026

Showing up at opposing counsel’s client’s HOUSE? 😳

There are lines attorneys aren’t supposed to cross—and this story took an unexpected turn when opposing counsel showed up on the client’s front porch.

Then she told the judge exactly what happened. šŸ‘€

Follow for more real stories from inside Texas courtrooms!

After a car accident, many people assume the insurance company is there to help them fairly through the process.Unfortun...
08/12/2026

After a car accident, many people assume the insurance company is there to help them fairly through the process.

Unfortunately, that’s not always how things work.

Insurance companies often have access to information, strategies, and internal processes that most people never see — and those details can sometimes affect how claims are handled, valued, or delayed.

The more informed you are, the better prepared you may be to protect yourself after a crash.

08/11/2026

Some courtroom mistakes are impossible to recover from.

Watch what happened when a prosecutor tried to explain a missing piece of evidence to the jury... and unknowingly walked right into the defense's argument.

šŸŽ™ļø Watch the full episode of Texas Law Unlocked: Legal Traps Lawyers Set on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts.

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