When you are in the middle of a breakup or divorce, your number one concern might be child custody: Where will your child live, who will be responsible for day-to-day care? Establishing parenting time, particularly if you are not getting along well with your ex, can be overwhelming. This article…
When a child is born to married parents, the woman’s husband giving birth is presumed to be the father and will be listed on the baby’s birth certificate. When the couple is unmarried, however, there is no such assumption of paternity. Even if you are with your child’s mother when…
When going through a divorce or break-up, many parents are concerned about obtaining custody of their children. Whether you have joint custody, primary custody, sole custody, or visitation, there are responsibilities that you have toward your child. Also, there are custodial parent responsibilities that you have toward your child’s other…
When going to court to get child custody orders or modifying existing orders, it’s essential to have all of your ducks in a row. In this case, this often means having paperwork and documents in your hands to submit to the child custody court for consideration. It can be overwhelming…
Divorced or separated parents often have concerns about who will get custody of their children. Every state handles custody issues differently, so it is essential to understand how child custody in Texas works. Knowing what to expect can help you feel less anxious about the procedures and help you and…
An estimated five percent of children will experience the death of a parent before they are adults. If the parents were married or together at the time of the death, the child will remain in the custody of their other parent in most cases. However, if the parents were divorced or…
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