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 […]
Can Stepparent Spouse Be Held Liable for Other Spouse’s Child Support Obligation?
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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 […]
Back to School Tips 2016
Back to School Tips 2016-From Former Teacher Turned Lawyer Mac Pierre-Louis Make a Plan Going back to school can be very traumatic for some kids. It’s very […]
Custody & Visitation Schedule as of 2016
The standard possession order (SPO) schedule and sample order language embedded below (also here) explains a non-custodial parent’s visitation rights to see their child. It is the […]
Upcoming Event: Family Law Seminar Houston
In Houston this summer? Join us for our free upcoming Family Law seminar on you and your money!
Top 4 Reasons to Exercise Your Extended Summer Possession Order Rights
Summer is here! Time for vacations, outdoors, and fun. Most kids are out of school and most parents are able to take time off from work. If […]
Are you Sure You Have a Common Law Marriage? Texas Common Law Marriage Requirements
Some Texas couples live together for years but never get a marriage license. They believe that because they share the same home, have children together, and mix […]
SUPPORT FOR A MINOR OR ADULT CHILD WITH DISABILITY IN TEXAS (TFC 154.301+)
Child Support for a Minor Child With Disability in Texas Texas courts may order either or both parents to provide support for a child for an “indefinite […]
Define Father
Tolstoy once said, “All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” Tolstoy was wrong, at least he’s wrong in the twenty-first […]
