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  • What happens when a noncustodial parent suffers from a mental illness?
    What happens when a noncustodial parent suffers from a mental illness?

    Mental illnesses affect people going through divorce and child custody cases in very specific ways. If you are a parent whose spouse or significant other suffers from a mental illness then you very ...

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  • Mental impairments, family violence and how these problems affect child custody cases
    Mental impairments, family violence and how these problems affect child custody cases

    In family law cases that involve mental health issues families but not only deal with the hardships that a case presents them with, but also must handle the problems associated with the particular ...

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  • Managing your family law case (and your emotions) when the opposing party is mentally incompetent
    Managing your family law case (and your emotions) when the opposing party is mentally incompetent

    In yesterday’s blog post we introduced the idea that if you have been served with divorce or child custody papers that were filed by your child’s other parent your brief thoughts regarding their ...

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  • Family Law Cases where a party is mentally incompetent
    Family Law Cases where a party is mentally incompetent

    If you have been through a divorce or child custody case involving your child’s other parent you may have stopped to ask yourself at various points in the case whether the opposing party has something ...

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  • Can a possession order be affected by the mental health problems of a parent?
    Can a possession order be affected by the mental health problems of a parent?

    Caring for the health and safety of Texas children is the responsibility that the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services is charged with upholding. The populations that the agency serves ...

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  • You've filed your Divorce... now what? The
    You've filed your Divorce... now what? The "Discovery Process" and why it's important

    Once your divorce is filed, the opposing party has been served and in some cases a temporary order in place, it's time for some "discovery" . Discovery is a tool your attorney can use to find evidence ...

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