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Child custody often becomes a major bone of contention for estranged parents. Texas child custody matters are brought to family court for assessment either during separation of parents by divorce or in cases where the child is born to unmarried parents. In Texas, and...
Historically, fathers have usually taken a backseat when it comes to child custody matters. The courts have long preferred giving custody of minor children to biological mothers. Recently however various fathers' rights advocates have pressed the rights of biological...
Adoption is a noble cause. It offers children without parents a home with caring adults who desire a child. Even though adoption is a beautiful concept, the procedure is not only lengthy but expensive. As a result, many Texas couples have resorted to various creative...
Alimony or spousal support is defined as the amount of money paid by one estranged spouse to the other after divorce in order to establish financial equitability. Per the Internal Revenue Services, or the IRS, alimony is based on the principle of equitable...
Child support laws have been established to make sure that a child whose parents are estranged does not have to suffer due to financial instabilities of the family. Child support enforcement is a great concern in Texas. Often, the non-custodial parent may try and...
Compared with mothers, historically fathers' rights in case of child custody has been downplayed. The situation is worsened when the child is born out of wedlock. Unmarried fathers seeking custody of their biological children have to go through a longer process and a...
When a couple permanently and legally ends a marriage, many tough issues must be decided, such as where and with whom will the children live, how much alimony will be paid, how much child support will be paid and so on. And if the divorcing couples are rich and...
Children are generally affected in many ways when their parents divorce. In the best interests of the children, any court, be it in Dallas, Texas, or anywhere else in the United States, may give physical custody to one parent and order the other parent to pay child...
In Texas, as in many other states in the nation, a man is declared to be an "adjudicated father" if a court of law declares so. A man's paternity can be called into question for many reasons. Problems like this are exacerbated for unmarried fathers. According to Texas...
There is no doubt that a divorce affects children the most. When parents engage in a war of words, children suffer emotionally. They are not sure who will get physical custody of the children or who will pay child support. In Texas, child custody is referred to as...