In the biennial rite of spring, the legislative session has brought changes to Texas family law. While the legislators return to Austin for special sessions, it's time to consider some of the highlights of the regular session.
• Attorney fees in divorce cases: Although the Texas Family Code contains specific authorization for awards of attorney fees in other types of litigation, it did not provide for fees in divorce cases.
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