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Mar 25, 2025

Can Mental Health Issues Lead to Court-Ordered Evaluations?

When mental health issues intersect with divorce, the situation can become particularly challenging. It’s important to understand how the courts approach these cases to safeguard the well-being of everyone involved. In the video, Atty. Tina Campbell and Atty. Heather Ogier of Turner-Monahan PLLC provides a comprehensive look at how mental health is managed in…

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Mar 24, 2025

Post-Divorce Relocation: What Texas Law Says About Moving with Children

Divorce is a difficult journey for families, and it becomes even more challenging when one parent wants to relocate with their children after the divorce. Understanding Texas law on post-divorce relocation is essential for parents who are considering moving or are concerned about the other parent’s potential move. …

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Mar 24, 2025

Why Should Mental Health Issues Be Discussed With Your Legal Team?

Divorce is both challenging and emotional, making it crucial to have a trustworthy relationship with your attorney. Clear and honest communication lays the foundation for effective legal representation and a smoother journey through the divorce process. In the video, Atty. Tina Campbell of Turner-Monahan PLLC provides valuable insights regarding mental health and explains…

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Mar 23, 2025

How Can I Get Custody of My Siblings?

Finding the best custody arrangement for the child is the aim of every custody dispute. Siblings who are adults may take steps to ask for guardianship of their siblings when both parents are found unsuitable or have passed away. In the video, Atty. Tyler Monahan of Turner-Monahan, PLLC, elaborates on…

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Mar 22, 2025

Can a Parent Request the Family Court Judge to Interview a Child?

Child custody cases can become extremely challenging. The situation can escalate further when both parents fight to become the primary parent. The courts face immense pressure regarding which parent the child will primarily reside with. That is why they will look at a number of factors, such as…

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Mar 22, 2025

How Does a Father File a Paternity Suit to Prove Paternity?

Divorce is an emotionally challenging and difficult process not just for mothers but also for fathers. Proving paternity in a Texas divorce can be especially stressful for fathers due to the strict requirements of the state’s legal system. Fathers must demonstrate that they are indeed the biological parent…

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Mar 22, 2025

Does the Mother Always Get the Custody of the Child?

In a divorce or child custody case, the primary conservator is the parent who cares for the child consistently and has advantages over the other parent regarding rights, duties, and time with the child. In the video, Atty. Tyler Monahan of Turner-Monahan, PLLC, elaborates on whether a mother is always…

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Mar 22, 2025

What Are Grandparent Rights in Texas?

Grandparents play a vital role in their grandchildren’s lives and can develop strong bonds that last a lifetime. There can be circumstances when the parents can deny access to their children, and in those situations, the Grandparents often ask what rights they have regarding visitations and conservatorship. …

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Mar 22, 2025

How Can a Grandparent Overcome and Become the Conservator of the Children as a Parent?

When parents separate, one of the most difficult things to figure out is what happens to the children. Often, one parent will get to stay with the children most of the time, and they will live with that parent. The other parent usually has to pay child support…

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Mar 22, 2025

Does the Texas Court Limit Visitation Due to a History of Family Violence?

Child custody proceedings often reveal physical or mental abuse that takes place behind closed doors. This type of abuse, also called “domestic violence,” can permanently influence which parent gets primary custody. It can eventually result in limited visitation and – in extreme situations – loss of parental rights.…

Can Mental Health Issues Lead to Court-Ordered Evaluations?

Post-Divorce Relocation: What Texas Law Says About Moving with Children

Why Should Mental Health Issues Be Discussed With Your Legal Team?

How Can I Get Custody of My Siblings?

Can a Parent Request the Family Court Judge to Interview a Child?

How Does a Father File a Paternity Suit to Prove Paternity?

Does the Mother Always Get the Custody of the Child?

What Are Grandparent Rights in Texas?

How Can a Grandparent Overcome and Become the Conservator of the Children as a Parent?

Does the Texas Court Limit Visitation Due to a History of Family Violence?

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