Parental alienation is a distressing issue that can arise during divorces or child custody disputes. It involves one parent manipulating their child’s emotions and perception of the other parent, which creates a rift and damages the parent child relationship. Unfortunately, the parental alienation syndrome is not uncommon in family law cases and can have long-lasting… Read More
Is Texas a 50/50 Custody State?
Navigating child custody disputes can be challenging and overwhelming for any parent. Our Texas child custody lawyers understand that custody decisions directly affect your and your child’s life. One common question we get from parents is, “Is Texas a 50/50 custody state?” Below, we discuss the main types of child custody arrangements in Texas. We… Read More
What to Know About Texas Custody Laws for Unmarried Parents
While unmarried parents who are together may never have child custody disputes, it is still important to understand your rights and duties under Texas law as an unmarried parent. If disputes arise, resolving child custody matters in Texas is not always as simple for unmarried parents as for married parents. Below, we discuss what to… Read More
How to Modify Child Custody Orders in Texas
When circumstances change, an original child custody order may no longer suit your and your child’s needs. Fortunately, you have the option to request a modification to the order. However, once a court order establishes child custody, changing it can be challenging. It is important to understand what factors may allow for a child custody… Read More
How to Win Child Custody as a Mother in Texas
Your definition of “winning” child custody depends on your goals. Perhaps your main goal is having your child live with you over the other parent. On the other hand, you may wish to prevent your child’s other parent from getting custody or visitation rights. Below, our Texas child custody lawyers discuss the basic principles of… Read More
How Is The Best Interest of a Child Determined?
If you are facing or have underwent the stress and drama of a divorce with children involved, then you have likely heard the phrase, in the best interest of the child. In fact, you may have heard it more than you wanted to. The best interest of the child is the factor that is used… Read More
Boyfriend’s Income Effect on Child Support
If you are receiving child support and start a relationship with a new boyfriend, your ex-husband may try to say that your boyfriend’s income should be factored into the child support equation. Is he right? While there is currently no law in place that says that your significant other’s income should affect your child support,… Read More
Splitting Custody of the Children in a Texas Child Custody Case
While Texas child custody law has some common guidelines, quite a bit still depends on the individual case. This is apparent in cases involving multiple children where the judge orders or approves a split custody arrangement. In split custody, the parents have custody of one (or more than one) of the children. For example, in… Read More
The Role of An Amicus Attorney in a Texas Child Custody Case
Texas child custody cases can be complicated, and it may take a number of professionals to help ensure that each area of the case is addressed. In addition to lawyers for both parties seeking custody, there is also sometimes an attorney for the child or children. There can also be a lawyer who represents and… Read More
Resources for Parents Dealing with Child Custody Disputes
Parents who are dealing with child custody disputes or simply trying to reach an initial agreement may find resources like child psychologists, educators and, of course, lawyers who can help with custody issues. Further, there’s a wealth of information available in the form of books, DVDs and audio; some of which is geared to parents… Read More
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