The Law Office of Steven C Buitron, PLLC

10/06/2026

Divorce can make even thoughtful people feel overwhelmed, reactive, and unsure of what to do next.

That is why I created Thinking Clearly in Divorce—a practical, self-paced online course designed to help people better understand the divorce process, organize the financial and parenting issues at stake, avoid costly mistakes, and make decisions with greater clarity.

This is not legal advice or a substitute for working with an attorney. It is educational guidance for people who want to ask better questions, communicate more effectively, and avoid letting fear, anger, or pressure drive decisions that can affect their future.

The course includes 26 short lessons on topics including:

The stages of a divorce case

Property, debt, retirement, and support

Custody and child support

Mediation and settlement decisions

Working effectively with an attorney

Common emotional and financial mistakes to avoid

If you—or someone you know—is facing divorce and wants a clearer framework for the road ahead, learn more here:

An attorney-authored course that cuts through the chaos of divorce with clear-headed legal insight and practical decision-making frameworks. Stop reacting emotionally and start navigating your divorce with strategy, confidence, and calm.

07/15/2026

Thrilled to share a new chapter in my work.

I’ve launched **Clear Path Counsel Press**, where I write and speak about divorce and related family-law issues in a way that’s practical, compassionate, and grounded in real courtroom experience.

If you—or someone you care about—are facing divorce, co‑parenting challenges, or just trying to understand the process, I’d love for you to check out my new site and e‑book resources:

👉 **https://clearpathcounselpress.com/**

More tools, articles, and speaking dates coming soon.

06/06/2026

New E-Book available soon!

05/15/2026

This sort of thing is much more common than you might imagine.

“Spouses will get into these knock-down, drag-out arguments over old mugs, pots and pans, cheap dining room tables, and couches worth next to nothing,” one attorney told The Post.

05/02/2026

SCAM ALERT – FAKE “COURT NOTICE” TEXTS

Clients and friends are forwarding texts that appear to be official court notices about traffic or toll violations. Many of these include a PDF labeled “Final Enforcement Notice” that lists a case number, county name, and a QR code labeled “pay now.” These are part of a known text‑message scam circulating in Texas and elsewhere.

Courts do not send legal notices or demand payment via unsolicited text messages or QR codes. If you receive something like this, do not scan the code, do not click any links, and do not provide payment or personal information. Instead, delete the message. If you’re concerned about a real citation or case, contact the court directly using contact information from the court’s official website—not from the text.

04/10/2026

Interesting article.

Research suggests GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy could double divorce risk, mirroring trends seen in bariatric surgery patients, experts say.