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Parents ask about rights and are told that they have no rights in child custody suits. This video demonstrates that parents have rights that do apply in child custody suits
Getting divorced? Don't trust your rights to an attorney. Watch this video first.
Are you throwing your money away on attorneys, not getting what you want, and not having any control over what your money is spent on? Watch this video and get an attorney-parent agreement template that could save you tens of thousands of dollars and years of heartache and heartbreak.
Hope for parents has arrived in the book Not in the Child's Best Interest
An individual's rights under the state constitution do not end at the courthouse door; rather, the courthouse is properly the fortress of those rights. - Tex. Supreme Court 1992
TOOL OF THE DAY: Mediated Settlement Agreements ? MSA ? Best Interest is not intended to be Used to Protect Children CATEGORY: Family Law Caselaw ? Statutory This post is about a ruling that the Texas Supreme Court made on a MSA not being approved by the trial court. However, there is some very good
Co-Parenting vs. Parallel Parenting - When it is healthier to disengage from the other parent...
TOOL OF THE DAY: A Simple Proven Method for Protecting Yourself from Discovery We help you understand what is happening in ways that your attorney might not
TOOL OF THE DAY: What would you say if given the opportunity of testifying at a town Hall meeting or legislative hearing? This post helps you with convey how they can fix the type of harms a family court imposed on you.
"Ideas are very often tainted by people's personal ideologies" The complexity perspective, James B. Glattfelder hopes allows for some common
TOOL OF THE DAY: Disposition Hearing. CATEGORY: Family Law Due Process Force the burden of proof onto the courts and the opposing parties by requiring them to prove you unfit or a danger directly to your child when they make false accusations?by demanding proper due process. This would mean objecting to any hearing being held
What do you need to have before stepping foot into a court?