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Custody disputes can be one of the most challenging experiences for fathers. Navigating this process requires patience, diligence and a focus on the child's best interests. Fathers often face unique challenges and concerns during these disputes. By following some...
Receiving threats from your co-parent (or anyone) involving the termination of parental rights is one of the most stressful things a parent can face. Sometimes, threats are just scare tactics, but it is critical to understand how the law in these matters works. Here...
Children benefit quite a bit when fathers participate in their lives. Beyond providing financial support, involved fathers contribute to their children's emotional, social and academic development. The positive influence of engaged fathers carries through to various...
Being a non-custodial parent can present unique challenges when it comes to making decisions in your child's life. However, with open communication, mutual respect and a focus on your child's best interests, you can actively participate in important decision-making...
Welcoming a child into the world can be exciting. However, it may also bring challenges, especially for unmarried fathers. Taking steps to protect your parental rights in Texas before the baby's birth allows you to maintain your important role in your child's life....
Navigating the legal landscape of father's rights can be complex. Misconceptions abound about parental rights for dads. Getting the truth behind these common myths allows you to embrace your responsibilities as a Texas father. Myth: Mothers always get custody In fact,...
A myth about conservatorship in Texas, often called custody in other states, is that the nonresidential parent, usually the father, has no say in their child’s major life decisions. In truth, the father and mother most often have equal rights to have input in their...
As a father, it is crucial to safeguard your relationship with your children and their best interests while ending your marriage and after your divorce becomes finalized. You should approach the divorce process with confidence and a clear understanding of steps you...
The family court may review evidence to determine if grounds exist for an involuntary termination of a parent-child relationship. As described in Chapter 161 of the Texas Family Code, voluntarily abandoning or leaving a child alone could lead to an order that...
When you father a child with someone outside of wedlock in Texas, you need to take certain legal steps if you want to establish rights over your child. The main thing you must do if you wish to pursue custody or visitation with your child is establish legal paternity....