Can a Step-Parent Use Corporal Punishment on Their Spouse’s Child?
Texas law provides that only the conservator or parent of a child may have a right to use corporal punishment on a child and that
Important information about summer visitation in child custody orders, modifying custody orders, and divorces in Texas.
Texas law provides that only the conservator or parent of a child may have a right to use corporal punishment on a child and that
In Texas, a TRO (Temporary Restraining Order) may be granted by a judge relating to the protection of community property, the protection of children, and
If you are a parent in Texas that is subject to a child support and visitation order, you most likely have the most beneficial period
If you are going through a divorce or custody case, understand this: The Court is not looking for the “better parent.” The Court is looking
In Texas, the law generally states there must be a material and substantial change affecting the circumstances of the best interest of the children in
Texas is a large state. Sometimes the end of a marriage or relationship may mean another spouse or parent of the child has dreams of
An attorney will evaluate
your claim.