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Domestic Violence Awareness Month: How to Gain Protective Orders October 28, 2019

The U.S. Department of Justice estimates that 835,000 men and around 1.3 million women are victims of physical violence by a partner or family member each year. October is domestic violence awareness month. The aim of this is to shed light on a silent epidemic and offer ...

Domestic Violence Awareness Month: How to Gain Protective Orders October 28, 2019
The U.S. Department of Justice estimates that 835,000 men and around 1.3 million women are victims of physical violence by a partner or family member each year. October is domestic violence awareness ...
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Child Custody: 3 Solutions for a Stress-Free Halloween October 16, 2019
Generally, holidays are included in child custody visitation schedules. This could mean parents rotating who has the children on specific holidays or keeping the holiday schedule the same each year. ...
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How to Navigate International Child Custody Laws September 12, 2019
A child custody order is a legal document that specifies the visitation and custody arrangements for a minor in a divorce case. If one parent would like to move their child to another country, they ...
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Can Adultery Affect a Divorce Agreement? August 14, 2019
No one wants to discover that their spouse was unfaithful. If this happened to you, Texas law allows you to bring adultery to the table during divorce proceedings. Texas is a “no-fault” state in terms ...
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Child Support Obligations for Adult Disabled Children July 27, 2019
Child Support in General Promoting and protecting the safety and welfare of children is an important governmental interest for many states, including Texas. The best interests of a minor child of ...
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What is Gestational Surrogacy? June 28, 2019
If you and your partner are thinking about having a child through surrogacy, it can be difficult to determine what type of surrogacy is legal in your area. In the state of Texas, only gestational ...
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