School is back in session and there are a few back-to-school ideas for divorced parents. Regardless of your relationship and communications with the other parent, there are opportunities to share the roles and responsibilities of parenting when school starts and
If a parent has been ordered by a judge to make child support payments and fails to do so, the parent may face a range of consequences. The type of penalty can depend on which jurisdiction the child support was
Planning Summer Vacations with Children Planning summer vacations with children does not have to be difficult when there is a child custody order. Kids only have one chance to create lifetime memories with their parents and summer trips are excellent
Many parents who receive child support payments from the other parent can attest to how frustrating it can be when the paying parent is not consistent with their payments. Payments arrive late or sometimes not at all. It is not
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The presence of children adds more stress the already difficult process of divorce. Child support payments are extremely helpful but if you are reliant on them, they can also add more stress when you don?t know when they will arrive.
Podcast: Planning Holiday Visitation for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Getting Creative with Holiday Visitation Planning on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Thanksgiving is tomorrow, which means that Christmas and New Years are also right around the corner. It is
After a couple agrees that they are no longer working out and should pursue a divorce, they must go through a custody agreement if they have a child together. This does not have to be a difficult process as many
Whether you are the custodial parent to whom money is owed or the obligor facing stiff penalties for non-payment, the more you are willing to participate in fixing the situation, the more likely a positive resolution can be reached that
Despite mother?s arguments, the appellate court held that Texas law confers standing on a custodial parent or guardian at the time they file the suit, not after a child reaches the age of majority and otherwise does not have a
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