Texas has an Interference with Child Custody Enforcement Bill Moving through the Legislature Mirroring What we Suggested in Our Green Book. It has picked up Both Democrat and Republican Sponsors!
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When to Change Attorneys
You hire an attorney and think you are protected. You went into the hearing thinking the attorney was going to convince the judge that there was no reason you couldn’t have equal time with your child, but instead the judge says that because you and the other parent cannot agree that you will have every… Continue reading When to Change Attorneys
How the BAR association through their UPL committee protects illegal family law practices.
So, let’s look at what the state is doing in regulating its Domestic Relations policy and how it defines that policy. If two parents of a minor child disagree on matters of conscience regarding how that child is to be raised then the state claims that it has parens patriae power to step in and take over that decision making. That’s very questionable and highly unconstitutional on its face, number one, because you have an absolute right to conscience and what you believe to be in your child’s best interest is absolutely protected and the state cannot challenge that or go against that in anyway.
Podcast: Ultra Vires Regulation of Domestic Relations – Separation of Powers Doctrine
hear from Ron why the Separation of Powers Doctrine matters in your child custody suit.
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.
The Child-Support Lie and The Title IV-D Reply
Are you asking for equal custody to avoid child support? States say yes but states get paid to say yes.
PROP 4 in Texas involves the AG in your child custody case!
Proposition 4 proposes a constitutional amendment to require that a court notify the Attorney General (AG) when a statute’s constitutionality is being challenged before the court rules on it. This gives the AG 45 days to decide whether they wish to respond and intervene. This does not control how the judge rules. This does however… Continue reading PROP 4 in Texas involves the AG in your child custody case!
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