Preventing Custodial Parent From Relocating Children Out of State
Read about child custody relocation issues and Texas Family Law on the blog of Dallas interstate jurisdiction attorney Mark Nacol of the Nacol Law Firm PC
My Kids have been hidden by my Ex! And I do not know where they are!
Have your kids been kidnapped by their other parent? If a custody agreement is in place with the courts, it is legally binding. If the runaway parent violates the agreement terms, this parent is in violation of the law and will likely face some serious legal problems. Read more on the blog of Dallas child custody attorney, Mark Nacol, of the Nacol Law Firm PC.
Texas Out of State Child Relocation and the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA)
UCCJEA helps to protect non-custodial Parents fighting for child custody out of state when their children have been moved to another state or over 100 miles away from them. Read more on the blog of Dallas child custody attorney, Mark Nacol, of the Nacol Law Firm PC/
Modify Your Texas Child Custody and Visitation Rights
Are you looking to modify your Texas Child Custody orders? Or modify Texas Visitation orders? Dallas Divorce attorney Mark Nacol provides you the standards upon which modification orders for Texas Child Custody and Visitation Rights are reviewed in Texas Family Courts
Taxes 2013 : Who Is Entitled To Use The Tax Exemption on Children After a Divorce
The Internal Revenue Code states that the parent with whom the child lived with for the greater number of nights during the year is entitled to claim the dependency exemption. Read more on the blog of Dallas divorce attorney Mark Nacol of the Nacol Law Firm P.C.
Parental Alienation Syndrome and the Impact on Children
Parental Alienation Syndrome is recognized by the courts but is very difficult to define and in most cases requires bringing in County Social Services, Child Protective Services, and/or other professionals. Anyone claiming Parental Alienation Syndrome should look for family therapy as a constructive way forward. Other forms of abuse are physical, sexual, and neglect which are much easier to identify. Read more about Parental Alienation Syndrome on the blog of Dallas child custody attorney Mark Nacol of the Nacol Law Firm PC
