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Children's Bill of Rights PDF Print E-mail

by Mike Mc Curley, Family Law Attorney

What Every Kid Should Know About Divorce

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Every kid should know he or she has rights, particularly when their mom and dad are splitting up. Below are some things parents shouldn't forget -- and kids shouldn't let them -- when the family is in the midst of a break-up.

 
Featured This Month PDF Print E-mail

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Take Good Care of You - While You Take Good Care of Your Children

by Robert J. Nachshin, Esq.

Many single parents find themselves doing double-duty when it comes to handling the everyday needs of their child(ren), leaving them little time for a social or personal life of their own.

Most single parents work. And, when you figure that they typically hit the office at 8 a.m., and clock out around 5 p.m., they find themselves returning home to another full time job: that of taking care of the children.

 
Removing Children From the State - May I And How Soon? PDF Print E-mail

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May I and How Soon?

by Mark Gruber, D.J., L.L.M.

Should the Court Permit Out-of-State Removal of Children
Prior to a Full Hearing?

 
Parental Alienation Syndrome PDF Print E-mail

by Mark Bruber, M.D., L.L.M. and Natalie L. Moral (Esq.)

860593_small_guy_at_peerThe Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) is a childhood disorder that is almost exclusively in the context of child-custody disputes. It results from the combination of brainwashing by one parent against the other parent and the child’s own contributions to the disparagement of that parent. Alienating parents fall into three categories according to Douglas Darrell, a psychologist in Youngstown:

 

 
Coping as a Non-Custodial Parent PDF Print E-mail

by Brette Sember

 

958658_thoughtsIf your divorce or custody case resulted in a situation in which you are not the residential, primary, or custodial parent, you might be upset or not completely comfortable with this situation. Whether you are a man or a woman, there are lots of other parents in your shoes and there are ways to make the best of the situation.

 
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Legal Resources and Links

USLegal Lawyers

Excellent resource for finding a pre-qualified lawyer in your town.

World Law Direct

Excellent lawyer referral website. For Family Law Attorney in your area, go to "U.S. Lawyers and Law Firms by Legal Category".

Texas Law Help

One stop online resource for low-cost legal assistance in Texas.

Texas Rio Grande Legal Aid

Free legal services to low-income residents in SW Texas.

Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas

Free legal services to low-incomes residents of NW Texas.

Lone Star Legal Aid

Free legal services to low-income residents across SE Texas.

The International Academy of Collaborative Professionals

Collaborative solutions for divorce and more. National organization and referral source.

The Collaborative Law Institute of Texas

Collaborative Law Institute promotes a collaborative process for problem solving and peaceful resolution of family law issues.

Austin Collaborative Law

A solution-oriented system to resolve disputed family law matters.

National Domestic Violence Hotline

1-800-799-7233

Family Law Hotline-Texas

800-777-3247

Family Violence Legal Line-Texas

800-374-4673


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