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"I heard that once the child is twelve, she can choose whether she wants to live with me or with him."
"My son just turned twelve, and he says he wants to live with me now, and not his mom. So how do we do that?"
"You can't make me! I'll just go live with Dad!"
This is one of the most persistent myths in Texas family law. I hear it all the time from potential clients, and that last quote, unfortunately, came from my... Read More
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