How much is a divorce with a child in Texas?

How much is a divorce with a child in Texas?

If you have a fairly standard case in which custody is not contested, property issues are easily resolved, there is limited discovery, and no contempt issues, your divorce case may cost as little as $1,500 & $2,500.

At what age in Virginia can a child decide parent to live with?

Children 14 and older must be asked what they want. Their preference usually is given great weight, unless it is unreasonable. How does the Judge decide about visitation? Virginia law requires a Judge to assure regular and frequent contact of the child with both parents.

Can my 12 year old refuse visitation?

Overview of Custody and Visitation In cases where parents can’t agree, a judge will decide visitation and custody based on the child’s best interests. If your child refuses to go to visits with the other parent, you could still be on the hook for failing to comply with a custody order.

How old does a child have to be to say they don’t want to see a parent?

There is no set age at which a child can choose who they live with, or choose when (or whether) they see the other parent. A child is legally a minor until he/she turns 18.

Can I lose custody of my child for marrying a felon?

Misdemeanor crimes, can become felony charges when the crime is repeated often enough, and they are caught repeatedly. Any parent can lose custody of a child if they are reported to CPS and an investigation is made. A person that has felony convictions, has served some time in jail or prison.

Do incarcerated fathers have rights?

While they may lose various civil rights during their time in prison, their access to the family court system is retained. Imprisoned parents can still ask the courts for a specific and realistic plan for contact with their kids, whether that be in person visits or phone calls or letters.

Can 2 felons live in the same house?

Yes, unless one of them is on some sort of supervision such as probation or parole. If both felons have completed the entirety of their sentence, including supervision, then it is perfectly alright. The only catch to this is at a halfway house or treatment center.

Can a felony be expunged in Arkansas?

Felonies. If you have met all the conditions and court orders pertaining to your sentence, you must wait five years to ask to have a felony conviction sealed and have no more than one prior felony conviction. Only the following felony offenses are eligible for sealing: Class C and Class D felonies.