Since March of this year most of us have had our world turned on its ear. There have been stay at home orders and kids have been out of school. Now we are about to head back to school and many parents have to decide if their child should go to class in person or do it online. We have social di...
Child support is set by statue in Texas. The non-custodial parent typically pays until the child reaches 18 or graduates from high school which ever is later. Child support is based on the net resources of the person required to pay it and does not consider the income of the parent that receives it. Question about child support should be directed to an experienced family law attorney.
All caring parents want to be a part of their children's lives, whether that means obtaining visitation rights, establishing sole custody, or reaching a joint custody agreement. As a father, however, you may face a unique set of legal issues that mothers do not often encounter. You might be havin...
When people divorce, they often worry about how the separation will affect their finances, particularly if they have to care for kids as well. The parent who gets full physical custody of the child, or the one the child will live with, will not have to pay additional child support on top of carin...
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Our goal is to make the legal process as smooth for you as possible, helping you find cost-effective, swift results so you can successfully move forward. This means our Cleburne family law attorney can help you build a tailored strategy for the here and now, a legal strategy that can help you reach a satisfactory solution for the long term.
