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best interests of the child
Can a sex offender be around family? That’s a question a father from Nebraska was asking a few years back, and he didn’t get the answer he wanted. This story first made headlines back in 2015, and it still makes me sick to my stomach today. When we first published this blog, we didn’t weigh...
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Parents Fighting over Child
Many parents who share custody disagree about how visitation should be handled or think they have valid reasons to withhold visitation from the other parent. The truth is, withholding visitation from the non-custodial parent or custodial parent is generally frowned upon by the Texas family courts. In fact, a father or mother withholding visitation can...
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Some Texas residents may be interested in restoring their pre-marital name after divorce. This may be done as part of the divorce order or at a subsequent time. The easiest way is by asking the court to include it when the marriage is dissolved. Once the order is handed down by the divorce court, an...
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Sad girl with sunglasses
When Texas parents are in the midst of a divorce, it can be easy to forget the impact that the issue has on their children. Divorce represents a fundamental shift in the structure of a family, and while adults are often able to handle those changes, kids can have far more difficulty accepting that their...
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Can you sue your ex for emotional damage and distress
Can I Sue My Ex for Emotional Distress in Texas?
November 12, 2024Justin Sisemore
Fathers with surrogate mother
Surrogate in Texas: Learn the Process from Start to Finish
November 7, 2024Justin Sisemore
Divorcing a Cheating Wife (or Husband) Dos and Don’ts
Divorce Cheating: What You Need to Know
November 5, 2024Justin Sisemore

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