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You have planned an international trip with your child, booked the flights and even have a Texas court order that outlines your possession schedule. But now, your co-parent is refusing to cooperate. They might be refusing to hand over the child for your scheduled time...
The State Bar of Texas’s 50th Annual Advanced Family Law Course occurred in San Antonio from August 5-8, 2024. This event is considered the most extensive Continuing Legal Education (CLE) program in the nation specifically designed for family lawyers. It was an...
It is every parent's worst nightmare - the kidnapping of their child. Yet, stranger abductions are rare and 90% of the time, it is a parent who is responsible for taking their child. However, that doesn't make the scenario any less terrifying, especially if there is a...
One of the most frightening things for parents to contemplate is the abduction of their children. Even if the potential abductor is the children’s other parent, your child(ren) could be taken far away from your loving arms and legal jurisdiction. With that in mind,...
Divorces can get messy, and probably none are messier than those dealing with hotly contested custody battles. When both parents want the kids with them 100% of the time, it can be quite challenging to find workable solutions to the problem. Sometimes, one parent may...
After you divorce from your spouse, you will be in a situation that is becoming more common: Your child will have family in both the United States and abroad. Your spouse may want to return to their home country and take your child there for vacations or business...
It can sometimes be difficult for divorced parents in Texas to work out a shared parenting plan. When parents finally do reach an agreement on custody and visitation, the parents are legally obligated to follow that agreement. If a divorced parent brings their child...
The thought of your former spouse in Texas kidnapping your child can be terrifying enough. But even more frightening is the thought of your former spouse kidnapping your child and flying him or her to a different country. Fortunately, the United States is a...
Child custody matters can quickly become complicated. If you believe that your ex-spouse or soon-to-be ex-spouse may try to take your children out of the country or you are already facing international custody issues, you have a complex ordeal on your hands....
Marrying someone from another country may have seemed exciting. You may have looked forward to blending your cultures and sharing your traditions with your children. Perhaps you even considered moving to your spouse's country as a permanent home.When the marriage...
International Family Law:
Divorce And Custody In A Global Age
