Utah recently enacted House Bill 149, which significantly amends various provisions related to child custody, parent-time, and related procedures. If you're a parent in Utah, understanding these changes is crucial.
When a child's biological parents are struggling with addiction, incarceration, abuse, or other incapacitating issues, relatives often feel a deep moral obligation to intervene.
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.
The fear and uncertainty that accompany domestic violence are overwhelming—but it’s an even heavier burden when a child is involved.
