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Child support is a legal obligation for all parents who have been separated. Children are brought into this world by the parents, which is why the responsibility to care for them lies with the parents. Parents must always consider the best interests of their child,...
A father has certain rights and responsibilities that must be given importance when raising a child. As a father, you have the right to review as well as collect your child's school records. For the wellbeing of the child and his or her education, you may be allowed...
Don't let anyone fool you: divorce is one of the most emotional ordeals you can experience in life. Yes, it can often be for the better, letting you find yourself and grow once again. But it is not easy by any definition of the word. That's because you're not only...
Back in September, we talked on this blog about a new program that the state of Texas was rolling out in order to collect back child support from those who owe it. Under the new plan, if you're more than six months behind on child support payments, you won't be able...
Divorce is tough, no matter your race, religion, gender or chosen career. However, for servicemen and women, cutting ties with a spouse can be even harder, especially when one is deployed overseas. Those long periods of separation can really take their toll and, for...
If you are a father who is about to get a divorce, then hopefully you will be able to have fair visitation rights. But perhaps you are struggling with personal issues that may have even contributed to the end of your relationship with the child's other parent. If such...
When family disputes erupt, emotions tend to get in the way and cloud our judgment and actions. In cases of custody disputes, one parent may act on impulse and flee with the child without thinking much of the consequences that may follow. Thankfully the criminal...
All decisions concerning a child need to be made keeping their best interests in mind. The same goes for arrangements regarding child custody. When a custodial agreement is made, the parent with the primary custody is expected to remain in the same city or state....
Military divorces are no different than civilian divorces. However, there are some special rules and requirements that adhere to military service members and their spouses in the matter of divorce. Military divorce laws come under both the state and federal laws ?...
Military divorces have to go through a number of legal processes, much like civilian divorces. However, certain issues can make military divorces more complicated, such as the division of assets. Other areas evaluated by courts when considering military divorces are...