Malinka333/ShutterstockSingle mothers are one of the most vulnerable groups in societies around the world. In Sweden, the number of women with these care responsibilities has nearly halved over the past two decades. What has caused this change? Are we seeing a dramatic reversal in the global trend … [Read more...]
Women take more antidepressants after divorce than men but that doesn’t mean they’re more depressed | Warren & Migliaccio
Matt Bennett/UnsplashResearch out today from Finland suggests women may find it harder to adjust to later-life divorce and break-ups than men. The study used population data from 229,000 Finns aged 50 to 70 who had undergone divorce, relationship break-up or bereavement and tracked their use of … [Read more...]
‘The teacher returned the call to my ex’: how separated parents struggle to get information from their child’s school | Warren & Migliaccio
It is increasingly common for Australian children to live in a different house from one of their parents. About 28% of children under 14 have separated parents. While most children are born into a two-parent family, the proportion of children living in a one-parent or step-family increases each … [Read more...]
How Long Does a Temporary Custody Order Last in Texas?
As a family law attorney here in Texas, I know parents worry a lot about child custody. As their divorces get underway, they often deal with temporary custody orders and wonder how long they are going to last. That was the case with Robin when she called me. “Chris, I understand this … [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 … [Read more...]
What Are the Impacts of Parental Alienation in Texas Custody Battles? | Warren & Migliaccio
In the world of family law, where emotions run high and the stakes are even greater, an issue that stands out beyond the rest as incredibly toxic is parental alienation. It’s an insidious behavior that can wreak havoc not only within Texas child custody cases but on the emotional well-being of all … [Read more...]
Essential Guide to Custody in Texas Divorce Cases
When you face a contested divorce in the state of Texas, it’s crucial to understand how child custody in Texas divorce, also called legal custody or conservatorship, will be decided. Child custody issues can come up if there is family violence, child abuse, or if there are disagreements about health … [Read more...]
How late can a process server come to your home
You're chilling at home, viewing your go-to show, or perusing an intriguing book when there's a thumping in the entryway. It's late, and you weren't expecting anyone. A bit apprehensive, you open the door to find someone standing with an envelope in their hand - it's a process server delivering … [Read more...]
Planning for the Future: Updating Child Custody Agreements in the New Year | Warren & Migliaccio
Child custody, or conservatorship, is an ongoing story for the divorced or separated parent. The agreements are carefully crafted around the child’s well-being and are not always static; they may require adjustments over time. As we step into the New Year, it’s an opportune time to reflect, … [Read more...]
Navigating Last-Minute Holiday Custody Changes in Texas | Warren & Migliaccio
HEB, CVS, Walgreens, and every other retailer in Texas set off the unofficial start to the wintertime holidays right after Halloween. Christmas displays and holiday decor have been up for weeks, but now that the holiday season quickly approaches, divorced and otherwise separated parents face a … [Read more...]
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