Facing incarceration is a life-altering event, and for parents in Texas, one of the most pressing concerns is the fate of their child custody arrangements—officially known as "conservatorship" and "possession and access" in the Lone Star State.
Navigating child custody during a separation or divorce is undoubtedly one of the most emotionally challenging experiences a parent can face. In Singapore, the law’s paramount consideration is always the welfare of the child.
The Adoption Act 2010 (as amended by the 2017 Act) and Article 42A of the Constitution form the modern foundation, shifting the focus decisively to the child's welfare as the first and paramount consideration.
In every custody dispute, whether between married or unmarried parents, the Michigan court’s sole focus is to determine an arrangement that serves the "best interests of the child."
The divorce process can feel like a financial earthquake. While the division of marital property (assets and debts) is governed by rules of equitable distribution, the question of one spouse supporting the other post-divorce, is often the most contentious and uncertain issue.
You want your child to have every opportunity—to grow, to explore, to thrive. But when you are already paying monthly child support, it’s fair to ask: Why am I also being asked to chip in for gymnastics, violin lessons, or overnight summer camp?
