Archive for the ‘Child Custody’ Category

McLaughlin Helps With Child Support Matters  

July 11th, 2019 by atty

Child support matters can be difficult for divorcing couples, and for those who were not married but have decided not to be together any longer. There are many ways to effectively co-parent, but there are only a set number of ways to ensure those children are financially cared for properly. McLaughlin can help with child […]

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Consequences For Refusing To Pay Child Support

May 17th, 2019 by atty

Child support is court-ordered in divorce and other types of parenting cases, when the child has one custodial and one non-custodial parent. In many cases, that support is paid every month by the non-custodial parent without problems. But there are some cases where the non-custodial parent is refusing or unable to pay child support for any number […]

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Child Custody and Visitation Rights

September 17th, 2018 by atty

One of the most important considerations in the dissolution of the marriage is who the children will live with and the arrangements for the time they’ll spend with the other parent. Child Custody can be difficult for all involved, so cooperating with one another at this point to create a workable custody and visitation plan […]

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Is Joint Custody Right for You?

June 18th, 2018 by atty

Seeing that your children are properly cared for is among the top concerns if you and your partner divorce. Child joint custody arrangements are typically made as part of a divorce settlement in order to legally enforce the best interests of the child. Rights Under Joint Custody Arrangements in Texas In the state of Texas, […]

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When Should You Consider Emergency Custody of Children?

January 17th, 2018 by atty

Texas family law is written with an eye toward best serving the needs of the children. In most cases, this means carefully structured joint custody where both parents have reasonable access to the children. However, in cases where the children are in danger, judges will issue emergency custody orders to keep those children safe. When […]

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