Travis Ware Law

What to Expect During a Divorce:

Divorce can feel overwhelming — but understanding the process helps you move forward with confidence.
We’re here to help protect what matters most.

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What Happens After a DWI Arrest?

From arrest to court dates, the process can feel overwhelming.
We help guide you every step of the way so you’re never facing it alone.

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Myth vs Fact (Divorce Edition)

🚫 MYTH: Mothers always get full custody
✅ FACT: Texas courts consider many factors — both parents matter

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How Child Custody Works in Texas

Child custody decisions in Texas focus on one thing: the best interest of the child.
Understanding your rights as a parent is key during any custody case.

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DWI vs DUI in Texas

Did you know? In Texas, DWI and DUI aren’t the same. Understanding the difference can impact your case — and your future. Reach out for guidance!

What to Do If You’re Pulled Over in Lubbock?

Getting pulled over can be stressful — knowing your rights makes all the difference. Stay calm, be respectful, and remember you have the right to remain silent. If you’re facing charges, we’re here to help. Message us for a free consultation!

🚨 Texas Child Support Update for 2025

Beginning in September 2025, the maximum monthly net resources used to calculate Texas child support increased from $9,200 to $11,700. This means some high earners could see an adjustment in support.

The increase is not automatic. A modification only happens if both parents agree in writing or if the parent receiving support files for a modification through the Attorney General or with a family law attorney.

If your child support order is outdated or no longer reflects the current guidelines, our office can help you determine the next steps.

📞 Contact The Law Office of Travis Ware for assistance with child support modifications.

Did you know? Texas is one of only nine states with community property laws. That means assets acquired during marriage are generally split 50/50.