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Divorce
Most people experience changes in circumstances in the years following a divorce. For example, people routinely change jobs, experience changes in income, change residences and even have new children. These changes in circumstances form the basis of post-divorce modifications of a prior court order. The establishment of a change in circumstances is generally required to obtain a modification. Plano Post-Divorce Modification Attorney has tremendous experience in modification of court orders.

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Address: 555 Republic Dr Ste 200, Plano, TX 75074

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Tadlock Law Office

Divorce
Most people experience changes in circumstances in the years following a divorce. For example, people routinely change jobs, experience changes in income, change residences and even have new children. These changes in circumstances form the basis of post-divorce modifications of a prior court order. The establishment of a change in circumstances is generally required to obtain a modification. Plano Post-Divorce Modification Attorney has tremendous experience in modification of court orders.
Child Support
Frequently unmarried parents end their relationship. The identity of the legal or “presumed” father has not been established oftentimes. In such cases, it is often necessary to establish paternity so that each parent can have their legal rights protected. For example, a non-custodial parent will want a written possession schedule that may be enforced. A custodial parent will benefit from a child support order to assist in the daily expenses incurred for the benefit of the child.
Child Custody and Visitation
When parents decide they will not live together, disputes can arise in determining where the children will primary reside. Courts become involved when a child custody dispute arises and an agreement cannot be reached. A family law court bases its decisions upon the best interest of the child. North Texas child custody attorney Gerald Tadlock fights hard daily for the best interests of children and their parents.
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Paternity
An additional method of establishing paternity is for the biological father to execute an Acknowledgement of Paternity Form. This form is available through the Texas Bureau of Vital Statistics. This document is frequently presented to the presumed parents at the hospital following a child’s birth. Once this document is signed and submitted to the Texas Bureau of Vital Statistics, paternity is generally established. However, the Acknowledgement of Paternity may be revoked under certain limited circumstances.
Spousal Support
Post-Divorce Maintenance is the term used to describe what is typically referred to as “alimony” in Texas. Texas permits post-divorce maintenance to be awarded in limited situations. These situations are based upon the marriage duration, as well as physical or mental disability. To obtain post-divorce support, a divorcing spouse has the burden of proof to show their eligibility. If eligibility is proven, the requesting spouse must then prove the existence of funds from with the other spouse can pay maintenance.

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RESTRAINING ORDER vs. PROTECTIVE ORDER...WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE? A great source of confusion exists relating to the difference between a Restraining Order and a Protective Order. Gerald

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