There are rules to spousal maintenance in Texas: Address these in your final divorce decree. You need to ensure that….
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It’s My Job to Destroy Parent-Child Relationships…Will That Excuse Save Me?
parents going through a custody battle can relate to how the scene in “The Green Mile,” where the warden’s wife says to John (the man on death row who just saved her life) “I dreamed of you…we were both wandering in the dark and we found each other” feels.
Enforcing Child Support Orders
When the bills hit $13,000 the costs became too much to bear alone. So they took the other parent to court. The court did nothing to the parent who refused to pay the medical bills all those years. But told the parent who was owed the $13,000 that they had not submitted the bills in a timely manner.
Four Texas Supreme Court Justices would deny constitutional rights to divorcing parents
Four Texas Supreme Court Justices believe that a divorce court judge can overrule two fit parents in determining what is in that child’s best interest when those parents have negotiated with attorneys through formal mediation and signed a formal agreement as to their idea of the child’s best interests. Apparently, in their minds the judge’s… Continue reading Four Texas Supreme Court Justices would deny constitutional rights to divorcing parents
DAILY TOOL: How to Argue to the Court to Abolish the Best Interest of the Child Doctrine updated
TOOL OF THE DAY: Best interest of the child is an unconstitutional statute. Learn how to argue to abolish it and protect you and your child from abusive judges who use it to damage your relationship with your child.
Caselaw Discussion – What the Attorneys are not Telling You – Cook v Cook 2017
Live broadcast today with Ron and Sherry Palmer, 3 p,m. cst time. Today, we are discussing caselaw, specifically, Cook v. Cook from Maryland. This is a 2017 case. We will be live broadcasting this discussion at 3 p.m. cst today, January 6, 2018. Whether your case is in MD or not, there will be information… Continue reading Caselaw Discussion – What the Attorneys are not Telling You – Cook v Cook 2017
SCOTUS Year End Report
Every year the Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court (SCOTUS) issues a year end report with stats on the federal courts. Did you know that the federal courts employ 30,000 people? Did you know that half of federal civil appeals were filed pro se? One way to know something about how well the… Continue reading SCOTUS Year End Report
Before You Judge . . .
Going in to the new year, I encourage people to think before judging the parents who do not have equal custody with their child. Before you judge them you need to know that they were not represented properly in the family courts. I can assure you that their attorney did not insist that the court… Continue reading Before You Judge . . .
False Claims of Sexual Abuse Live On Even After Jury Acquittal
I just wanted you to see the damage that false claims of sexual abuse cause, even after the person is exonerated. The charges were dropped against this pediatric dentist, but when I ran a Google search immediately after seeing the story on CBS News Channel 11, the search pulled up the claims of abuse before… Continue reading False Claims of Sexual Abuse Live On Even After Jury Acquittal
Blaming Mom – Single Parent Homes
I’ve been thinking about this for a while, mom blame. Partly because I’m a mother and the other because of the area that I work in, family law reform and education. The Doctors show today, Episode 48, Season 10, included a segment on “How to be a Wealthy Single Mom. There were a couple of… Continue reading Blaming Mom – Single Parent Homes