by Fred Campos | Feb 23, 2015 | Your Custody Court System
[I]n 90% of divorces involving children, the parents manage to reach an agreement regarding child custody. However, if you and your Ex aren’t able to accomplish that, the court will step in and determine the appropriateness of each parent’s role in their child’s...
by Fred Campos | Feb 17, 2015 | Your Custody Court System
What is a Deposition? [D]uring a child custody case, the other side might ask you to give a deposition. A deposition is a recorded statement taken under oath, for use in court in place of the witness’s spoken testimony. An attorney isn’t required for this...
by Fred Campos | Feb 10, 2015 | Your Custody Court System
[Y]ou’ve been through it. A painful, maybe expensive trial that resulted in you getting the children. But you survived. You can finally put all that behind you and get on with your new life. But something happens at work. Maybe the company expands. Or you land a...
by Fred Campos | Oct 17, 2014 | Your Custody Court System
[Y]ou and your Ex have come to an amicable agreement regarding child custody. After weeks or maybe months of haggling, debating, the usual give and take, arm-wrestling, thumb wars, any kind of negotiating, you finally figure it out. You have found a way to share...
by Fred Campos | Jul 21, 2014 | Your Custody Court System
If you aren’t interested in arm-wrestling, staring contests, or thumb wars to determine the outcome of your divorce, a new way of resolving disputes has developed, and it emphasizes “trouble-shooting” and “problem-solving” rather than trying to win. It’s called...
by Fred Campos | Jun 22, 2014 | Your Custody Court System
[A] Child Custody Social Study, home study, or custody evaluation, is sometimes a court ordered document from which a judge may seek additional information on who should be the primary custodial parent. May times, especially in my home state of Texas, judges will ask...
