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What if My Child Doesn’t Want to Go to Visitation?

October 8, 2020 By Kalish Law Office

You are under court orders and your child decides they are NOT going to visit their other parent? What is the best way to handle this situation? Your Responsibility If you are under orders from the court to make the child available for visitation, you could be found in contempt of court if your ex decides to take this to a judge. Remember, court orders are in effect until they expire, or … [Read more...] about What if My Child Doesn’t Want to Go to Visitation?

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: abogados, Child custody, contempt, derecho de familia, divorce, family law, modification, The woodlands lawyer, the woodlands tx, Visitation, visitation contempt, what if my child refuses to go to visitation?

Covid-19 Tip #18: Child Visitation During Covid-19

May 1, 2020 By Kalish Law Office

Abra esta publicación para ver el enlace en español. Covid-19 has turned our world upside down. Even things that we take for granted have to be thought through carefully. Our office has had inquiries from concerned parents about how to handle child visitation during covid-19. Understand that whatever court orders you have now are still in effect. This includes custody and visitation … [Read more...] about Covid-19 Tip #18: Child Visitation During Covid-19

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: child visitation, contempt, court orders, covid 19, covid19 tips, decree, denial of visitation, enforce visitation, family law attorney, family law blog, The woodlands lawyer, the woodlands tx, Visitation, visitation and custody

After the Divorce: The Deed to Your House

July 27, 2016 By Kalish Law Office

Once your divorce is final, you and your ex-spouse will need to split up the property. Any real estate that you owned together is now going to be titled to just one of you. A deed will need to be drafted, signed by both of you, and filed with official real estate records in your Texas county. How does this get accomplished and what happens if there are problems? Decide or find out: who is … [Read more...] about After the Divorce: The Deed to Your House

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: award, contempt, divorce, general warranty deed, GWD, law, lawyer, motor vehicle, power of attorney, property, real estate, sign, split, Texas, transfer, warranty deed

Ex-Spouse Won’t Cooperate in House Sale

December 14, 2014 By Kalish Law Office

Sometimes a divorce is finalized but the family home is not sold immediately.   The reasons for this can vary;  the couple wants the home to be maintained for the children, the home is not ready for sale, or the real estate market in the area is changing and the couple is waiting for the optimal time to sell. In these cases, the divorce decree should provide specific terms as to who gets what, … [Read more...] about Ex-Spouse Won’t Cooperate in House Sale

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: clarification, contempt, decree, divorce, enforcement, ex, family home, final divorce, house sale, Kalish Law blog, property division, selling house, signing documents, spouse, won't cooperate

Visitation Issues Can Arise During the Holidays

November 23, 2014 By Kalish Law Office

      If you have children and are under court orders regarding visitation and holiday visitation make sure to check your decree in advance to avoid problems over the holidays. Look at the decree under holiday visitation and use a calendar to determine who gets visitation and when.   Look and see what kind of notice you need to give your ex in case of changing plans. Your Texas decree … [Read more...] about Visitation Issues Can Arise During the Holidays

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: contempt, custody, decree, divorce, endangerment, holiday visitation, Kalish Law blog, Kalish Law Office

Is Your Ex in Contempt of a Court Order?

November 2, 2014 By Kalish Law Office

Proving a charge of contempt in a court of law requires specific proof and procedure.  If you believe that your ex may be in contempt, consider the following: Contempt is a serious charge, therefore, you must have adequate proof. Bringing a contempt case to court requires an investment of time and money. There will be legal fees, expenses and court costs (if you believe that you may … [Read more...] about Is Your Ex in Contempt of a Court Order?

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: arrearage, child support, contempt, danger to a child, Kalish Law blog, Kalish Law Office, medical bills, protective order, se habla espanol, supervised, Visitation

What can Happen to a Person who has a Judgment against them for Unpaid Back Child Support?

September 26, 2013 By Kalish Law Office

 Child support obligations are not to be taken lightly.  A person who owes child support and does not pay it can have all types of trouble.  Here is a summary of how the process works, and what can happen if the support goes unpaid and a suit for enforcement is filed, and is successful. The Process: Child Support is ordered to be paid by a court. The child support is not paid as … [Read more...] about What can Happen to a Person who has a Judgment against them for Unpaid Back Child Support?

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: attorney general child support, back child support, child support, child support arrearage, Conroe, contempt, Kalish Law Office, obligee, obligor, suit for child support, Texas

Is your Ex Spouse Ignoring Court Orders? What to do

December 3, 2012 By Kalish Law Office

If you have a final court order and your ex-spouse is ignoring the orders, you should consult a Texas family law attorney to discuss filing a Motion to Enforce. A Motion to Enforce the court's judgment is available to enforce a prior court order in a divorce case. The enforcement may be about the division of property, for example, turning over certain assets, money, real estate or property to … [Read more...] about Is your Ex Spouse Ignoring Court Orders? What to do

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: Attorney Bob Kalish, community property and debt, contempt, Debts and Divorce, Deed to property, defend contempt, Divorce and children, Kalish Law Firm, Kalish Law Office, motion to enforce, property division, restraining order, served with contempt suit, Siomara Ramirez Pitre, Spring Texas, Texas child support, visitation contempt

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Filing a Deed after a Probate Case is Finished

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