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Divorce and child custody battles can bring out the worst in parents. When tensions run high, divorcing spouses sometimes engage in destructive behavior called “Malicious Mother Syndrome or malicious parent syndrome.” In this article, we will answer common questions about malicious mother syndrome and explain how it can cause irreparable damage to parent/child relationships and […]
Every time a kid switches from the physical custody of one parent to the other, an actual child exchange takes place. Exchanges of children fall under the “visitation rights” category under family law. This is founded on the idea that both parents have a right to spend time with their children. These issues include things […]
“Malicious parent syndrome upgraded” Divorce and custody disputes are sometimes difficult high-stress situations that can lead to extreme behavior on the part of those involved. Some situations have been linked to what is now known as “malicious parent syndrome,” but was formerly known as “malicious mother syndrome.” The psychologist Ira Turkat first proposed this condition […]
The responsibility of raising kids falls on parents and their appointed guardians. Child endangerment in Texas is putting a child at risk or abandoning them which is illegal. Penalties of child endangerment and abandonment may follow from doing so. Not just parents and guardians are subject to criminal charges. You can file a criminal complaint […]
Every year, almost 747,000 divorces occur in the United States. Custody disputes are common in divorces, as parents struggle to do what is best for their children. You may want full custody of your child, but the court system may not always agree with you. Although most family courts agree that shared custody is the […]
Child support includes expenses such as food, clothes, housing, public school education, and health insurance for a child. While these are the fundamental prices, each category has additional charges. For example, in the general category of housing, child support is intended to contribute to the monthly mortgage or rent and utility bills where the child […]
Can you go to jail for not paying child support? Well, the short answer is, that despite the fact that you are often required by the court to do so, you will be found in contempt of court for failing to pay your child support responsibilities. This can happen for a couple of reasons including […]
Worrying about their children’s well-being is the worst sensation a parent can have, especially if their child is not currently in their custody. When parents establish a custody agreement, an order is created that specifies when one parent has custody of their kid and when the other parent has custody time. An emergency custody order […]
