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Divorce Doesn’t Have to Be a War

A watercolor storybook primer on Texas family law for Bexar County families, from Crone Law. Resolution first, agreement and mediation over a courtroom war. Five true, non-promissory things, told in a gentle hand-illustrated film.

Production status

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Pre-ProductionResearch, the story brief, and the channel plan
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ProductionNative copy, key art, and the type-led reel
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Post-ProductionDistribution across every channel, logged live
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Distribution Record

Posted under Forrest Good PLLC.

#ChannelTypeMedia ReachStatusPostedLink
1Press Release - EmailEarned Mediaapproximately 12M combined (SA outlets)PendingScheduled
2EventbriteEvent ListingEventbrite SAPendingScheduled
3Facebook - FeedSocial274 followersPendingScheduled
4Instagram - FeedSocial55 followersPendingScheduled
5YouTube - ShortSocialGCM channelPendingScheduled
6LinkedInSocialForrest Good PLLC profilePendingScheduled
7Do210 CalendarCalendarapproximately 54K followersPendingScheduled
8TPR Community CalendarCalendarapproximately 80K weekly listenersPendingScheduled
9San Antonio CurrentCalendarapproximately 933K monthly readersPendingScheduled
10Evvnt CalendarCalendarSyndicated networkPendingScheduled
11Press Page (Owned Web)Owned WebGCM sitePendingScheduled
12Homepage FeatureOwned WebGCM sitePendingScheduled
13Link-in-BioOwned WebLinktreePendingScheduled
Crone Law PLLC · Bryan Kennedy Crone · 923 S. Alamo St, Ste 2 · San Antonio, Texas · cronelaw.com · (210) 570 6016
Client
Crone Law PLLC
Attorney
Bryan Kennedy Crone
Practice
Family Law
Treatment
Watercolor storybook
Audience
Bexar County parents
Language
English
Tagline
Authentic, intelligent representation
Compliance
Tex. Bar 7.01–7.06
The Film

The reel

A gentle, smooth watercolor cartoon: a San Antonio family, with the Tower of the Americas, the downtown skyline, and the River Walk behind them. The Crone Law mark and the Attorney Advertisement disclosure stay on screen throughout, and the people are hand-illustrated, never real photographs. Playback does not autoplay.

Vertical film · 1080 × 1920Watercolor storybook, opens and closes on the poster as a seamless loop.Download the film
The Teaching

Five true things, and the statute behind each

Accurate to the Texas Family Code, verified June 2026. Educational, never a promise of any result.

Conservatorship is not winner take all

Texas presumes both parents share it. It divides the rights and duties of raising your kids.

Tex. Fam. Code 153.131

There is a default schedule

The Standard Possession Order is the plan the law presumes works. Parents who agree can write their own.

Tex. Fam. Code 153.252

Child support follows a formula

A share of monthly net resources by the number of children: twenty percent for one, twenty five for two, up to a state cap of $11,700 a month as of September 2025.

Tex. Fam. Code 154.125

Orders can change when life changes

A material and substantial change, and the child’s best interest. A child twelve or older can state a preference.

Tex. Fam. Code 156.101

You can settle it yourselves

A neutral helps you reach your own agreement. A mediated settlement agreement that meets the statute is binding, and it can save time, cost, and privacy.

Tex. Fam. Code 153.0071

One case sets it all

A Suit Affecting the Parent Child Relationship is where a Texas court sets conservatorship, possession, and support together.

Tex. Fam. Code 101.032
The Graphics

The platform set

Story, square, feed, banners, and a poster, derived from the film’s scenes. They appear here as they finish.

Platform graphics setStory, square, feed, banners, posterIn production. Refresh to watch it land here.
Who This Reaches

Bexar County parents, sourced not guessed

Calm and reassuring, not crisis or fear based. Facebook is the platform this crowd lives on: 71% of US adults use it, strongest at ages 30 to 49 (Pew Research Center, 2025). And 77% of marketers say authenticity beats production value (HubSpot, 2026), which is why the film is warm and hand-illustrated.

Distribution

Prepared, and held at the publish line

On your go, distribution runs through the app’s one-click button. Nothing is posted yet.

Press sheetThis page, filling in liveLive · held for approval
InstagramReel + story + feedPrepared · held
FacebookReel + feed + storyPrepared · held
YouTubeShortsPrepared · held
Compliance

Texas Bar 7.01–7.06, on every asset

No real faces

People are hand-illustrated storybook characters, never a photograph of a real person.

Singular voice

One narrator: Bryan and Crone Law. Never we, our, or us. Bryan is not board certified, so nothing implies specialist or expert.

Identity and disclosure throughout

The Crone Law mark and the Attorney Advertisement disclosure stay on screen the whole film and on every graphic.

No promises, inclusive imagery

No outcome promises, comparatives, or testimonials. San Antonio landmarks carry no religious symbols.

Crone Law PLLC · Bryan Kennedy Crone · San Antonio, Texas · cronelaw.com · (210) 570 6016. Attorney Advertisement. Educational only. Not legal advice. No result is promised. Held for approval.
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