What is the main difference Between Informal Agreement and Mediation? Informal Agreement Informal agreement is an agreement between the parties outside of court. Generally, both parties may reach a verbal or written agreement regarding the use or division of properties, custody, and child support. However, the court has discretion on the fairness of such division. […]
What are some reasons to modify a possession order or custody? Perhaps routines have changed or there is a new development for the child. If you and the co-parent have a stable relationship and communication, then you can make changes based on mutual agreement. In most Final Order, there is a statement: “in the absence […]
KEY NOTES ON BIDEN’S IMMIGRATION POLICIES President-elect Joe Biden began his first term with a purpose to mark new changes to immigration policy. As of January 21, 2021, a new administration entered the White House with changes in mind. Although these changes will not transform the immigration system overnight, they are steps in a positive […]
Mediated Settlement Agreement A mediated settlement agreement, also known as MSA is a contract. It is binding on the parties once signed. If you are represented by an attorney, then your attorney must sign as well. The purpose of a mediation is for the parties to reach an agreement. Therefore, once you have signed, any […]
“I want my money back!” His wife, soon to be ex-wife, shouted. Under section 3.402 of the Texas Family Code, a claim of reimbursement includes: Payment by one marital estate of the unsecured liabilities of another marital estate; Inadequate compensation for the time, toil, talent, and effort of a spouse by a business entity under […]
How Uncontested Divorce Works? In an uncontested divorce, you and your spouse agree on all of the issues in your divorce. The issues in a divorce include: Custody or conservatorship parenting or visitation schedule Child support Injunctions Spousal support Medical and Dental support Division of marital property The benefits of an uncontested divorce is that it […]
Family unification is an important principle governing immigration policy. First, the family-based immigration category allows U.S. citizens and (LPRs) to bring certain family members to the United States. LPR means Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs). Family-based immigrants are admitted either as immediate relatives of U.S. citizens or through the family preference system. Prospective immigrants under the immediate relatives’ […]
Paternity. What is paternity? Paternity means the “legal” father of a child. The topic of paternity generally comes up where two parents are not married to each other. Therefore, the alleged father of the child must establish paternity in order for him to be viewed as the legal father of the child in a court. […]
U.S. President Biden and Changes to Immigration Laws. First, congratulations to the United States’ newly elected 46th president, Joseph ‘Joe’ R. Biden! On his first day in office, President Biden announced his plans to send a bold immigration bill to Congress in few weeks. This is exciting because the new administration is open to welcoming […]
Does My Immigration Status Matter in Child Support Case? A parent is obligated to financially support his or her child. Whether the parents of a child are married or not, they must support the child. Therefore, your immigration status does not bar (stop) the collection of child support. Undocumented Parent (Status) If the parents of […]