Posts Tagged ‘custodial parent’
Saturday, March 13th, 2010
Another misunderstood part of the Texas Standard Possession Order is the summer possession schedule.
If the parent with visitation (not the custodial parent) gives the parent with custody notice by April 1st of a given year they can pick thirty days for their summer possession (or 42 days if they live over 100 miles from the child). This thirty day period cannot begin until the day after school lets out for summer break and cannot end later than 7 days before the child goes back to school.
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Tags: child custody, child support, contact, custodial parent, day, Divorce, family, family law, fathers' rights, marriage, noncustodial parent, parenting, possession, social issues, summer, thirty, thirty day, Visitation
Posted in Children, Divorce, Modification, Summer visitation, Visitation | 99 Comments »
Monday, October 26th, 2009
In a comment to my original post on the residency restriction in texas, anonymous posts:
Chris, you said in your post that one way to maintain a geographical restriction is to stay active in your child’s life well, I’m here to tell you, that’s not the case in Guadalupe County, Texas. I’m a joint managing conservator or my children and even though my ex-wife is the “custodial” parent, I proved in Court that the children spent more than half the time with me, I testified confidently that I had been to EVERY significant even in their life since the divorce, and showed that I had a daily relationship with them. The judge still allowed my ex-wife to take my children and live 5 hours away with them. SHe claimed that she had been searching for a teaching position for 2 years within the geographical restrictions and I brought public information requests from all the school districts surrounding her residence that showed that she had NEVER applied to them for a job. Still, she got the restriction lifted. So, by no fault of my own, without me doing anything but be a good father, never missed a child support payment PLUS i paid for their daycare, my children were taken away from me and I’m helpless to having the court make my kids another statistic.
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Tags: court, custodial parent, ex wife, guadalupe county, residencies, restrictions, Texas
Posted in residency restriction in Texas | 5 Comments »
Tuesday, August 11th, 2009
The article discusses how to deal with a parent who continually misses visitation or is sporadic in their visitation. While this type of behavior may be irritating to you, it is devastating for the child. You have to do the best you can to look out for the best interests of your child while not offending the Texas Court.
If the problem becomes too much to handle, then typically your only resource would be to petition the Court to modify the order and adjust the visitation accordingly.
divorce360.com | Pulling the Plug on Visitation
Tags: child custody, Children, custodial parent, Divorce, Modification, possession, Separation, Visitation
Posted in child visitation, Divorce, Modification, parents and children, Visitation in Texas | 1 Comment »