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Getting Ready for a Child Custody Hearing

The battle for custody over a child may be one of the most stressful experiences any parent may go through in their lifetime. You may be worried about the future, and are unsure what to expect next about the process to come. An attorney can talk with you in detail about the child custody laws

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Tips to Consider During a Child Custody Battle

It may go without saying that child custody battles can be a gut-wrenching, stressful and outright painful thing for a parent to go through. Any person who has endured a separation with children involved, can understand the complexities that go into the decision about who is awarded custody. An attorney can help you get ready

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Child Custody Modification Steps

While it would be great if separated parents were able to agree on everything regarding their child, this isn?t always the case. Just as in any relationship, disputes arise. Some disputes are larger than others. Child custody is a divisive topic. Most separated parents think they are the better parent for their child. This can

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Board-Certified Family Law Attorney for Child Custody

Board-Certified Family Law Attorney Mark L. Scroggins is Experienced and Aggressive Dallas divorces involving children and custody issues require a family lawyer who can get your family the results you need on the first approach. Especially in the beginning of a divorce or a Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship (SAPCR), what happens in the early

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Custody Issues: Pick-up and Drop-off Tips

Good Co-Parenting and Preventing Conflict Can Involve Some New Pick-up and Drop-off Tips For many divorced parents, there is usually a period when picking up and dropping off kids works out well, and other times people need some helpful pick-up and drop-off tips. Sometimes things start going wrong and pick-ups and drop-offs are late, at

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Co-parents Choosing a New School

Considerations and Options for Co-parents Choosing a New School. As children go back to school this fall, some are starting middle school and others will be in high school. Changing schools and groups of friends can be stressful for children of all ages. Sometimes changing schools involves co-parents choosing a new school. At Scroggins Law

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Virtual Visitation Rights

Keeping in close contact with your child after a divorce is critical to keeping the lines of communication between you open and maintaining a parental relationship. Virtual communication has become a valuable tool in facilitating communication between parent and child as well as between parents in discussing issues involving parenting. Virtual visitation laws are relatively

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What Does a Judge Evaluate When Determining Child Custody?

In cases where custody is disputed, a judge will look at several factors to determine how custody should be divided. It’s important to remember that no two cases are similar and therefore judges weigh certain factors differently. In all cases, the end goal is to create an agreement that is in the best interest of

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Alienating behavior and child custody

Alienating Behavior And Child Custody Child development experts say that alienating behavior is used to manipulate a child by damaging their relationships with other the other parent. There is a difference between “parental alienation” as a behavior and that which is recognized as “Parental Alienation Syndrome,” the outcome or impact of parental alienation behavior on

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