by Ron B Palmer | Aug 24, 2019 | Best Interest, Child Custody, Constitutional rights, Family Law, Parental Rights, shared parenting
I just attended the TFRM expert panel discussion in Las Vegas and a question was asked, “What is the definition of best interest?” The general consensus is that it is an undefined term which it is, but that is not the most powerful answer for you. You need...
by Sherry Palmer | Aug 23, 2019 | Child Custody, CPS, DPS, Family Law
Guess what, not even $78,000.00 could save baby Drake. The Texas appellate court has denied the mandamus and refused to Bring Drake Home. Time and time again we have told attorneys and parents that just arguing caselaw and regurgitating parental rights is not enough....
by Sherry Palmer | May 4, 2019 | 50 50 custody, 50/50 parenting, Child Custody, Equal Parenting Bills, Equal Shared Parenting, Family Law, legal rights, Legislation, Legislature, lobbyist, Parental Rights Bills, Parenting Plan, Parenting Time, SAPCR, Steve Bresnen
Texas has Killed 7 Equal Parenting Bills Over the Last Twelve Years! Two of Texas’ current equal parenting bills have made it further than it’s predecessor two sessions ago. But other equal parenting bills have made it as far as these two and have still...
by Sherry Palmer | May 3, 2019 | Amy Bresnen, Family Law, Free Speech lawsuit, lobbyist, Steve Bresnen, Texas Family Law Foundation, TFLF
Is the Texas BAR about to be neutered? The recent lawsuit filed in March against the BAR association, filed by three attorneys with Empower Texans, would dry up the funds that the BAR association uses for lobbying against parents. This means that the money they use to...
by Ron B Palmer | Apr 16, 2019 | appealing child support, Child Support, child support arrears, child support enforcement, Family Law, modify child support, win child support appeal
Minnesota Supreme Court Rules State must prove you failed to care for your child to Enforce Child Support . . . Father’s conviction was overturned because his public defender attorney proved that the statute was vague. In a 4-3 split decision, the state’s...