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Category: Family Code
Things Texas Does Not Want You to Know About Their Family Code.
Could Equal Parenting Plans Actually Benefit Child Support? No wonder Texas doesn’t want nonattorneya teaching others about their code. We might reveal something in there that they would rather continue to be overlooked and not challenged. I found something super exciting in the Texas Family Code today. I found an interpretation of the code that… Continue reading Things Texas Does Not Want You to Know About Their Family Code.
Legislators from Several States Speaking at History Making AFESP Capitols for Kids Equal Parenting Legislation Conference
Parents Fed Up with the Family Courts Stripping Their Children from Them in Divorce are Joining Forces and Meeting in Washington D.C. with prominent speakers from over 20 states in the U.S. Parents after going through a protracted divorce child custody battle are coming together in Washington D.C. on May 20, 2018 to join their… Continue reading Legislators from Several States Speaking at History Making AFESP Capitols for Kids Equal Parenting Legislation Conference
TEXAS PUBLIC POLICY: BEST INTEREST OF THE CHILD LIE
Best interest of the child is an invidious and venerable phrase. It is one of the best marketing phrases ever invented. This phrase allows a judge in a family court to do whatever the court chooses, and if a parent challenges a judge, the court uses it to remove that parent from the child’s life,… Continue reading TEXAS PUBLIC POLICY: BEST INTEREST OF THE CHILD LIE
TRFRA Texas Religious Freedom Restoration Act Section 110.004
Texas Civil Practices and Remedies Code Title 5. Government Liability Chapter 110. Religious Freedom TRFRA Section 110.004 Defense Analysis: This short section makes clear that the religious freedom limits on government action can be raised as a defense in any suit whether the government is a party or not. This means that in a SAPCR… Continue reading TRFRA Texas Religious Freedom Restoration Act Section 110.004
TRFRA Texas Religious Freedom Restoration Act Section 110.005
Texas Civil Practices and Remedies Code Title 5. Government Liability Chapter 110. Religious Freedom TRFRA Section 110.005 Remedies Analysis: For many people, this section will be the good part. Section 110.005 provides the remedies that you can receive from the state. It sets the amount of damages you can receive and addresses how you go… Continue reading TRFRA Texas Religious Freedom Restoration Act Section 110.005
TRFRA Texas Religious Freedom Restoration Act Section 110.008
Civil Practices and Remedies Code Title 5. Government Liability Chapter 110. Religious Freedom TRFRA Section 110.008. Sovereign Immunity Waived Analysis: This section is important because sub-section (a) specifically waives sovereign immunity. You may already know that you cannot sue a state because state’s have sovereign immunity from suit. One exception to this is when the… Continue reading TRFRA Texas Religious Freedom Restoration Act Section 110.008
TRFRA Texas Religious Freedom Restoration Act Statute 110.003
Texas Civil Practices and Remedies Code Title 5. Government Liability Chapter 110. Religious Freedom TRFRA Section 110.003 Religious Freedom Protected Analysis: This section actually states what the government may not do regarding religious freedom. It says that a “government agency may not substantially burden a person’s free exercise of religion.” This statement uses the two… Continue reading TRFRA Texas Religious Freedom Restoration Act Statute 110.003
TRFRA Texas Religious Freedom Restoration Act Section 110.007
Texas Civil Practices and Remedies Code Title 5. Government Liability Chapter 110. Religious Freedom TRFRA Section 110.007 One-Year Limitations Period Analysis: This short section of Chapter 110 is very important for anybody seeking relief under the code. You cannot delay. You cannot wait around and say “I will do it tomorrow or next week.”… Continue reading TRFRA Texas Religious Freedom Restoration Act Section 110.007
TRFRA Texas Religious Freedom Restoration Act Statute 110.006
Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code Title 5. Governmental Liability Chapter 110. Religious Freedom TRFRA Section 110.006 Notice; Right to Accommodate Analysis: This is the section that describes what must go into the notice letter, when the notice letter isn’t required, and how the offending official may remedy the burden on religious freedom. This section… Continue reading TRFRA Texas Religious Freedom Restoration Act Statute 110.006