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Protecting You During The Divorce Process
Child custody is one of the most highly contested areas when couples split up. Recently, many people have relocated to Texas from other states like California. If you're a recent arrival to the state of Texas, you should understand that our child custody laws are...
In the state of Texas, a parent's gender typically plays no role in whether he or she can obtain custody of a son or daughter. Therefore, if you are a father, it's generally in your best interest to pursue legal or physical custody of your child if you want it. The...
Child abuse and neglect are serious problems throughout Texas. Unfortunately, this is something that often has to be reported by an outsider before any action is taken. Anyone in Texas can call in a report of child abuse or neglect if they suspect something is wrong....
When parents in Texas decide to divorce or break up, some may believe that the mother is always or even more likely to win custody in court. However, this is not always true and largely relies on the individual couple. State policy in Texas and across the country...
When a custodial parent wants to relocate, the state of Texas views that seriously. Judges and lawyers know that children do better when more adults are involved in their lives. The more support a child has in their life, the better. So when a custodial parent...
A parent's history of substance abuse is one of the factors that can affect custody decisions in Texas. Whether that parent's abuse is in the past or still going on, courts will consider it when establishing custody and visitation orders. Before custody is established...
Child custody arrangements in Texas and around the country are determined based on the best interests of the child standard. Researchers have discovered that children tend to fare better following a divorce when they are able to spend time with both of their parents,...
If you are a parent who is divorced from or was never married to the other parent of your child, you might have a custody agreement with that parent. If both parents and the child live in Texas and have done so for at least six months, in most cases, it is the state...
Texas parents who have an existing child custody arrangement will need to apply with the court to have it modified if they want to relocate. It's common for parents to relocate for reasons like finding a better-paying job or moving closer to extended family members....
Fathers in Texas who want to get custody of their children might improve their chances of a successful outcome by preparing in advance. Since courts make child custody decisions in the best interests of the children instead of the parents, thorough documentation...
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