Being a non-custodial parent offers some tough challenges. Absence from the child’s life on a day-to-day basis and managing visitation scheduling can be tricky as well. Whether the child custody and visitation schedule was arranged by the court or arranged between the two spouses, it’s important for every parent to make the most of his… Read More

Many parents wrestle with how to prove parental alienation. Though they may recognize some of the telltale signs of alienation, proving that it’s actually happening to the courts is another story. In child custody cases, parental alienation can influence the final custodial verdict significantly. Unfortunately, some courts may not immediately recognize it, but if the… Read More

When getting divorced, learning to recognize examples of parental alienation is crucial. Parental alienation doesn’t  just affect your personal relationship with your child, but it also can weigh heavily on the outcome of child custody battles you have with your former spouse. According to a 2010 report on parental alienation in the American Journal of… Read More

Want to know how to win your child custody case? While there aren’t any magic formulas for success, there are mistakes that you may be able to avoid. Common Mistakes Made in Child Custody Cases The first mistake is going into the process with unreasonable expectations and demands. Having everything go exactly your way is… Read More

Are you going through a divorce in Richardson, Texas and have a special needs child at home whose best interests are of top priority? The attorneys at Warren & Migliaccio understand the complexities of these child custody cases and other problems that may lie ahead. Three Concerns Pertaining to a Special Needs Child When Divorcing … Read More

Make sure you understand the responsibility of a non-custodial parent. Texas child custody laws can be somewhat cumbersome to navigate and many parents are in need of straightforward answers during, throughout, and after their divorce. If, at any stage of your divorce, you are in need of legal assistance, contact a Texas attorney at Warren… Read More

Numerous types of custody issues for children may sprout from separation and divorce. For example, a child may develop a desire to live with the non-custodial parent, an issue neither parent may know how to handle appropriately. If possible, speaking with your ex, sharing co-parenting tips, and trying to find practical, reasonable solutions to your… Read More