San Antonio Divorce- Child Custody Lawyer Jason Cruz

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California Child Custody Rules And What Parents Should Know

In this article, we cover significant child custody laws in California all parents should understand. Child custody attorneys know how important children are to their parents. It is vital that parents edify themselves on what influences the Family Courts in California. Regardless whether or not the custody disagreement with the other parent is part of an undecided separation, modification, dissolution or a paternity issue, one should have a general understanding of the Family Law Courts before documents are filed.  The following is only general information. Essential frequent and recurring contacts with parents Parents of minor children have the same rights to… Read More

Do I Have to Pay Her Spousal Maintenance?

I took a call yesterday from a very concerned elderly man wanting advice. His primary concern? Will I have to pay my wife Spousal Maintenance when I file divorce. This is a question that comes up very frequently, and one that men typically pose. I wish it was one that could be answered in a simple, straightforward manner as a yes or a no. However, it is a complicated and fact specific inquiry that requires knowledge of the law, knowledge of the facts, and as an attorney, experience in how to present your case. Either when you are seeking to… Read More

Tis the Season…For Divorce?

My wife, half jokingly, brought to my attention this week an article inMarketWatch that claimed this week, and the entire month of January are the most popular every year to file for divorce. The reasoning? It ranged from lacking the gall to sue their spouse and/or divide the family during the holiday, to reaping potential tax benefits by filing and finishing divorce in the same calendar year. Despite their attempt to be informative, the idea tax advantages could or should motivate when to file for divorce is laughable. One statement that struck me from this commentary however, was the comment… Read More

Can’t Afford To Pay A Divorce Lawyer? Why You Can’t Afford Not To Pay!

I often speak with people who are seeking divorce from their spouse, and after asking me a number of procedural questions regarding the mechanics of filing for divorce, they eventually disclose that they cannot afford an attorney, and are interested in filing for divorce on their own, what is referred to in the field as a “pro se” divorce. Inevitably, these are the same people who believe they have what is commonly referred to as a “simple divorce”, and believe they can handle the suit themselves. When you take a look around todays social landscape, it is not hard to… Read More

Proven Commitment to Service

On 11/5/14 I participated in a question an answer forum on the campus of St. Mary’s School of Law with current Law Student’s discussing the many different aspects of practicing in the area of Family Law in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas.  My core message…your REPUTATION is EVERYTHING in this business.  How have I cultivated my reputation at a family law attorney?  Honesty, Integrity, Courage and Hard Work.  These core principles make up my promise to each one of my former and current clients as I walk with them through the many difficulties we are all faced with in this life.  If you… Read More

What Are Some Frequently Asked Questions About Child Custody In California?

Below will be some common questions that people tend to ask involving child custody in Orange County California: Question: What are some of the Differences Between Physical Custody and Legal Custody? Answer: Legal custody indicates, which parent will make determinations concerning the child’s life, with decisions on the topics of the following: Health care, • Dental care, • Religion, • Child care, • Education, • Vacations, • Extracurricular activities, • Travel, etc. Physical custody signifies to which parent the child will reside with. Both physical custody and legal custody can be either solely or jointly granted to both parties or… Read More

What Are Some Signs That My Loved One Has Been Abused In The Nursing Home?

Having a loved one placed in a nursing home may be a decision that does not want to happen but must be taken. When a person places their loved one in an Old Folks’ home, they expect them to be treated with compassion, care, and respect for the remained for their days. Although we can hope for the best, sometimes the results are not favorable. There are many elderly residents who are mistreated and neglected during their time in a nursing home. With neglect and abuse comes injuries and even potential death. In fact, an elderly who has been abused… Read More

About My Law Practice

I am a no nonsense, honest and hard-working lawyer focusing in the areas of Family Law, Child Protective Services Defense, and Criminal Law.  I received my law degree from St. Mary’s Law School, and my undergraduate degree from UT San Antonio.  I was born and raised in San Antonio.  I have a deep connection to this community, and have dedicated my service to the residents of Bexar County, guiding them through life’s everyday problems.  Call me at  to set up your free consultation today and put my seven years of experience in the San Antonio legal community to work for… Read More

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