Secrets of the Wealthy: 4 Rules of Success
Times of crisis (like Coronavirus) lead to stress, as does enduring a toxic situation for a long time (like marriage to a narcissistic spouse). Stress blocks a thriving mindset, and scientific studies have shown that stress decreases our ability to process information. So basically, stress makes us dumber and hijacks us of a better life….
Domestic Violence Resources
The orders to shelter-at-home have brought much uncertainty, and for some, it means being stuck at home with an abuser. If you are in an unsafe situation, please familiarize yourself with local shelters, fill out a Domestic Violence Safety Plan (keep it one in a secure location and one with a trusted friend or family…
Co-Parenting & Coronavirus
As the coronavirus situation unfolds, the need for parents to come together for the best interest of their children is even greater. Parents who have separated or are divorced and who are trying to navigate the new norm may need help from outside experts to reach agreements. In Texas, we have parenting facilitators and parenting…
Coronavirus, Shelter-in-Place, and Exchanges – Update
by Alexandra Geczi and James V. Esh There have been a lot of different jurisdictions issuing different orders related to “shelter-in-place” orders. The restrictions in these orders vary between jurisdictions. These local orders can be confusing for parents who have custody orders and how those orders impact those orders. Regardless, the Texas Supreme Court has…
Coronavirus, Shelter-in-Place, and Exchanges
by Alexandra Geczi and James V. Esh Yesterday, the Dallas County Judge extended the emergency order and issued updated guidelines regarding Shelter-in-Place in Dallas County restricting travel to essential activities. The latest order will go into effect at 11:59p.m. March 23, 2020. Shortly after the issuance of the Shelter-in-Place order by the Dallas County…
Four Things You Must Know About COVID-19 and the Texas Standard Possession Schedule
By Alexandra M. Geczi and James V. Esh Since the Coronavirus maelstrom that developed last week, we’ve been fielding questions from clients about how COVID-19 is affecting their custody and visitation as set forth under their court orders and the Texas standard possession schedule. Below are a few of the questions we’ve gotten and some…
Coronavirus (COVID-19), Texas Family Courts, and Spring Break
By Alexandra M. Geczi and James V. Esh on March 16, 2020 On Thursday evening last week, after a state of emergency had been declared, a fire storm began brewing among Texas and Dallas family law attorneys regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and how it will affect visitation schedules in Texas, particularly Spring Break. The visitation…
Recognizing Financial Abuse & Ways To Protect Your Client
Domestic violence takes many forms, and financial abuse is one of them. Financial abuse, which is sometimes also referred to as economic abuse, is a powerful tool used by an abuser to exert control over a relationship. Attorney and women’s lawyer, Alexandra Geczi, recently authored an article for the Dallas Bar Association to help attorneys…
2019 Best Lawyers Award
Alexandra Geczi PLLC is thrilled to announce that Alexandra Geczi has been selected to the 2019 Best Lawyers list in Family Law Mediation! Best Lawyers uses a peer-reviewed, multi-phase selection process to identify the best lawyers in Texas and the United States. While this award is an honor, it is also recognition of our commitment to excellence…
2019 Texas Super Lawyers Award
Alexandra Geczi PLLC is thrilled to announce that Alexandra Geczi has been selected to the 2019 Texas Super Lawyers list in Family Law! Only 5% of the lawyers in the state receive this honor. Super Lawyers is an annual rating service that uses peer reviews and independent research to create a distinctive list of outstanding attorneys. This marks the…