ODD AND EVEN YEAR SPRING BREAKS The Standard Possession Order (SPO) states that on even numbered years the non-custodial parent possesses the child from 6pm on the […]
Spring Break Vacation in the Texas Standard Possession Order
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YouTube Educational Videos Now on YourChildSupportLawyer.com
Now available on YouTube is the YourChildSupportLawyer Video Channel, featuring educational and informational video blogs or “vlogs” to help parents navigate the issues of divorce, custody, and […]
IT’S LIVE: 2018 Texas Standard Possession Schedule Calendar
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Every Other (1st, 3rd, 5th) Weekend Confusions and Why Some Weekends are Back to Back
Confusion over “Every Other Weekends?” What do the calendar dates Saturday, April 1 and Saturday, July 1, 2017 have in common? They […]
Child Support & Family District Courts in Harris County Texas 2.19.2017
UPDATED, SEE THE NEW JUDGES ELECTED NOVEMBER 2018 The Texas State Family District Courts of Harris County (as of this blog post date) are listed here by the […]
Top 5 Reasons Family Law Orders Involving Children Are Modified in Texas
The following Top 5 reasons are rated in terms of weight and (in my opinion) importance not frequency: 5: Increase child support It’s usually the case […]
Does a Child Have to Take the Father’s Last Name in Texas?
The general answer is no, a child does not have to take the father’s last name in Texas. Naming Children While most children take on their father’s family […]
Can Stepparent Spouse Be Held Liable for Other Spouse’s Child Support Obligation?
The simple answer is no, generally a stepparent will not be held liable for their spouse’s child support nonpayments. In fact in Texas the person held liable […]
Recent Honor for Yourchildsupportlawyer.com from Texas Bar Today!
Top 10 blog posts from the past week on @texasbartoday: Hot coffee, jeans & #SCOTUS https://t.co/WYo3TKlse0 pic.twitter.com/dJhlz5a7Dr — State Bar of Texas (@statebaroftexas) October 7, 2016
No, You Can’t Wear Jeans to Court! Dress Code and Attire Rules to Win Your Case
Let’s chat a bit about courtroom attire. This topic comes up due to the high number of folks I’ve seen walk into court dressed inappropriately. Judges and […]