Monday, August 03, 2026
A new school year brings structure back to family life, but it can also expose every unclear part of a parenting arrangement. Who receives the teacher's emails? Who can approve tutoring? Can one parent enroll the child in a travel team? Who pays for uniforms, technology fees, and activity travel? Does a teacher workday change the exchange time?... Read More
Friday, July 24, 2026
Few decisions carry as much emotional weight as deciding whether to end a marriage. For many people, the thought of divorce doesn't happen overnight. It often follows months or years of difficult conversations, unmet expectations, growing distance, or significant life changes.If you're considering divorce in East Texas, it's important to understand that no attorney can make that decision for you. The choice to stay in a marriage or end it is deeply personal and belongs to the individuals involved.What an attorney can do is help explain the legal process, answer questions about your rights, and provide information that may help you make informed decisions about the future.... Read More
Monday, June 29, 2026
For years, Gregg County families have been making the drive to Tyler to work with our team.Some came to us during a divorce. Others needed help with a custody dispute, a child support issue, or a modification. No matter what brought them through our doors, one thing became clear over time: Longview and Gregg County had become a significant part of the Griffith Law Office family.On June 1, we officially opened our Longview office at 1518 Colony Circle.This new office allows us to better serve the clients who have already placed their trust in us while making it easier for future clients to access the legal guidance they need closer to home.... Read More
Thursday, May 28, 2026
Making the decision to file for divorce is never easy. For many people, the process feels overwhelming long before any paperwork is filed. Questions about children, finances, property, and what comes next can make it difficult to know where to start.... Read More
Tuesday, April 21, 2026
What Is Conservatorship in Texas?When parents begin navigating a custody case in Texas, one of the first terms they encounter is conservatorship.Many people assume this refers to how much time each parent spends with a child. In reality, conservatorship is primarily about rights and duties, not possession time.In Texas family law, conservatorship determines who has the authority to make important decisions about a child’s life.... Read More
Friday, March 06, 2026
Co-parenting works best when communication is clear and expectations are understood, but real life often makes that difficult. Differences in communication styles, busy schedules, and misunderstandings about court orders can quickly create tension between parents.... Read More
Wednesday, February 18, 2026
February is often filled with engagement announcements, wedding plans, and conversations about the future. For many East Texas couples, this season marks the beginning of a lifelong commitment built on trust, communication, and shared goals.... Read More
Wednesday, January 07, 2026
January is one of the most important months of the year for family law planning. Many parents assume that filing a case will lead to quick changes, but in reality, family law cases in Texas often take months to move through the court system. Understanding timelines early can make a meaningful difference in outcomes for parents and children alike.At Griffith Law Office, we often remind clients that timing is not just a procedural issue. It is a strategic one.... Read More
Monday, December 01, 2025
The holiday season is a time many families look forward to, but for separated or divorced parents, December often brings additional pressure. Questions about scheduling, travel, communication, and order compliance tend to rise sharply this time of year. At Griffith Law Office, we consistently see an increase in calls from parents across Tyler, Longview, and the greater East Texas region who are unsure how their holiday possession should work or what to do when co-parenting becomes difficult.... Read More
Tuesday, November 04, 2025
Each November, the Griffith Law Office team reflects on what we’re thankful for — our clients, our families, and the community that allows us to do this work. This month, that gratitude runs a little deeper. November is Diabetes Awareness Month, and it’s also the season for Tyler Type One’s Run for One 5K — an event that means a great deal to our team, and especially to our founding attorney, Rachael Griffith.... Read More
