At the Law Offices of Jesus R. Lopez, we help families across San Antonio, New Braunfels, Seguin, San Marcos, and Central Texas navigate divorce, custody, child support, enforcement, and protective orders with clear guidance and strong representation.
Call now: 210-224-5245
Choosing the right attorney can make the difference between feeling overwhelmed and feeling in control. Whether you are just beginning the process or are in the middle of a difficult case, we’re here to help you understand your options and protect your rights.
Family Law Services We Handle
Divorce & Custody
We handle both uncontested and contested divorces, including cases involving children, temporary orders, mediation, and trial when necessary. We also represent parents in initial custody cases and modifications.
Child Custody & Visitation
We help establish and modify custody orders, enforce visitation, and address issues like parental alienation, denied possession, and relocation.
Child Support & Attorney General Cases
We represent parents seeking child support, responding to the Attorney General, modifying support after income changes, and enforcing unpaid support.
Property Division
From homes and retirement accounts to businesses and investments, we help you understand what is community vs. separate property and pursue a fair division under Texas law.
Spousal Support / Maintenance
We advise clients on eligibility for spousal maintenance, how courts decide amount and duration, and how to seek or defend against spousal support.
Protective Orders & Family Violence
We represent clients who need emergency protection from family violence as well as those who have been served with a protective order and need a strong defense.
We also handle select criminal, real estate, personal injury and probate matters. Contact us to see if we can assist.
About the Law Offices of Jesus R. Lopez
For more than 20 years, attorney Jesus R. Lopez has represented clients in family law matters throughout Bexar County and the surrounding counties. Our practice focuses on divorce, custody, child support, enforcement, and related family law issues that affect children, property, and your future.
Our approach is straightforward:
- Explain your options in clear, plain language
- Give you realistic expectations
- Work toward practical solutions whenever possible
- Fight for you in court when necessary
We understand that calling a lawyer is often the last thing people want to do. Our goal is to reduce uncertainty, protect your rights, and help you reach a resolution that allows you to move forward.
WHY CLIENTS CHOOSE OUR OFFICE
Experience in Texas family law, including divorce, custody, child support, enforcement, and protective orders
Familiar with Bexar County, Travis County and surrounding county courts and procedures
- Clear communication and honest advice
- No endless hourly billing
- Options for agreed/uncontested divorces when possible
- Strong advocacy in contested hearings and trials
- 140+ client reviews reflecting our commitment to service
Talk to a Family Law Attorney
If you are facing a divorce, custody dispute, child support issue, enforcement action, or need a protective order, it’s important to understand your rights and options under Texas law.
We offer consultations to review your situation and discuss the best next steps.
Call: 210-224-5245
Family Law FAQS
How long does a divorce take in Texas?
Texas requires a mandatory 60-day waiting period before a divorce can be finalized.
Agreed divorces may finish shortly after this period, while contested divorces can take several months depending on issues like custody, property division, and court availability.
Do I need a lawyer for a child custody case?
You are not required to have an attorney, but custody cases determine conservatorship, visitation, child support, and parental rights. Having a lawyer ensures your rights are protected and that the final order is enforceable and accurately written.
How is child support calculated in Texas?
Texas uses guideline percentages based on the paying parent’s net resources and the number of children. Courts may adjust support for special circumstances such as special needs, childcare costs, or hidden income.
We help ensure the correct income numbers are used.
Who gets the children on holidays in Texas?
Holiday schedules follow the Standard Possession Order (SPO) or Expanded Standard Possession Order (ESPO).
Major holidays alternate each year, and school calendars determine the exact pickup and drop-off times.
We help parents understand and enforce their specific holiday orders.
Can I modify a custody or child support order?
Yes. A modification may be requested when there has been a material and substantial change in circumstances or when the current order no longer reflects the child’s needs.
Common reasons include new jobs, changes in income, relocation, or changes in parenting time.
What are temporary orders in a divorce or custody case?
Temporary orders establish rules while the case is pending.
They may cover custody, visitation, child support, spousal support, exclusive use of the home or vehicles, and financial obligations.
These orders stay in place until a final agreement or court ruling.
Can I get an uncontested divorce in Texas?
Yes. If both spouses agree on all issues—including property, debts, custody, and support—an uncontested divorce is possible.
These cases are typically faster, less stressful, and far more cost-effective than contested divorces.