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Parental Guide Before Hiring a Child Custody Attorney in Houston
Overview
Navigating the complexities of infant custody may be daunting
for any determination. Hiring a Child Custody Attorney in Houston is a
crucial step in ensuring the satisfactory interests of your toddler are
protected.
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The Impact of Divorce Litigation on Your Emotional Well-being
Overview
Divorce is a life-altering event that can have profound
effects on your emotional well-being. The dissolution of a marriage
often brings with it a whirlwind of emotions, from sadness and anger to
relief and fear.
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Bo Nichols named in the 2023 Best Lawyers Awards for his accomplishment in Family Law
Overview
After his impressive feats of being recognized as the best
Lawyer in America from 2009 along with the title of Texas Super Lawyer
since 2005, Mr. Nichols has now been named in the 2023 Best Lawyers Awards.
The recognition for Bo Nichols has been due to his brilliant
work as a Solo Practitioner of Family Law.
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International Be Kind to Lawyers Day – 11 April 2023
Overview
International Be Kind to Lawyers Day takes place on the 2nd
Tuesday of April. Although lawyers have a bad reputation among the general
public, it is an important profession for society as well as the justice
system. The general public has mocked and seen it as an evil occupation.
This profession is based on the idea that the public is being exploited by
lawyers who
charge huge fees and have the goal of winning the case. However, this day is
about spreading the awareness that many of these myths exist and that not
all lawyers practice law with ethics.
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What Are the Rights of Parents for Child Custody After Divorce
Overview
Parents who are divorced or have kids younger than 18 years
old may find it difficult to raise their kids in single-parent households.
Remember
that you're not unaccompanied and that professional help is available to
you.
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International Child Custody Law | Everything You Should Know
Overview
When a child custody case occurs in an international arena, it
can be more heated and emotional. This is because few countries have not
been
involved with some dispute over their children's lives or immigration status
abroad - which means every decision impact two different cultures at once!
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How Much Does Divorce Affect the Mental Health of Children?
Overview
Custody battles can be a very stressful time for both parents
and children. Some wonder if they
should stay together, while others know that the only way out is through
divorce proceedings- though this doesn't mean it will always bring them
relief or happiness!
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How to Apply for Your Child's Custody Legally?
Overview
The District Court has jurisdiction to entertain applications
for orders appointing guardians.
If a person is appointed or declared according to these proceedings, that
court may also appoint them!
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9 Legal Facts About Divorce You Should Know
When a marriage ends, many changes often happen to spouses and
their children. These can cause increased stress levels in both parties as
they figure
out how the divorce will affect them moving forward with new living
arrangements or parenting schedules while also deciding what property
belongs were at times like these -
not forgetting money! It's no wonder it becomes difficult for people who may
be feeling emotional after experiencing such an event. Still, legal
documents need attention, too,
so make sure you understand your rights before signing anything without
consulting legal counsel first.
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Different Types of Divorces Explained
Overview
The divorce process can be a difficult time for any family.
There are two types of divorces that couples may choose from: "divorce from
bed and board,"
which is available in some states, or an official ending called '
finalized.' The difference between these options depends on the desires and
needs each spouse has going forward after separating legally--
whether they want to live together as friends with benefits but still be
able to engage sexually at times without feeling committed beyond those
boundaries, or would rather move past this stage altogether.
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The Concept of Child Support and the Real Purpose Behind It
Overview
Child support is a vital need in most cases, where one parent
pays the other financial assistance to provide for their child or children.
Child-support payments can vary depending on where you live and what
agreement has been reached between you!
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When It's the Right Time to Seek a Divorce Lawyer
Overview
It's no surprise that there are thousands of blogs, self-help
websites, and legal advice sites available to you in today's internet-driven
world.
The process can be overwhelming for someone deciding whether or not they
want a divorce; however, with so much information out on the web, it would
make sense if we were all unsure what was true!
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Child Support Arrears – What If Non-Custodial Parents Do Not Pay Child Support?
Child support intends to level the share of responsibilities
between you and your co-parent so that each parent shares the financial
burdens of the child’s upbringing.
An arrear is a legal or financial term that is used to describe the state of being late in the fulfillment of duty or debts; for instance, it is commonly used in the context of child support.
An arrear is a legal or financial term that is used to describe the state of being late in the fulfillment of duty or debts; for instance, it is commonly used in the context of child support.
Divorce Mediator Vs. Divorce Lawyer – What To Choose?
No matter what your circumstances are and in which state you
live, the decision to get a divorce is stressful and tough. Not only the
decision to divorce is challenging, choosing a mediator vs. divorce lawyer
makes it more difficult.
Many individuals don't want to hire a lawyer to cut the expense of divorce –
however, mediators also fail to reach an agreement in some divorce cases.
This comparison doesn't mean that lawyers and mediators work in opposition.
In fact, some divorce cases require a lawyer and a mediator too!
A mediator is a neutral person who focuses on the best interest and mutual
agreement between both parties; however, a divorce lawyer only emphasizes
the clients' best interest.
So, which is better – a divorce attorney or a mediator?
Hold on! Before reaching the conclusion of choosing a divorce lawyer or a
divorce mediator – it is important to learn about the differences between
each and the outcome they can have on your divorce.
47th Emergency Order
The Texas Supreme Court issued its
47th Emergency Order of the COVID-19 pandemic on January 19. In it,
the court renews and amends its 45th Emergency Order to::
- Permit all Texas courts to use video and teleconferencing methods in civil and criminal cases through April 1, 2022;
- Allow justice and municipal courts to suspend or modify trial-related and pretrial hearing deadlines through March 1, 2022;
- Urge justice and municipal courts to "move swiftly to return to regular pretrial and trial proceedings as soon as reasonably feasible before March 1, 2022;"
- Continue the authority of courts to modify certain procedures and deadlines in child-protection cases; and
- Allow courts to continue to use reasonable efforts to hold proceedings remotely with certain exceptions or actions required.