Texas’ Law for Mistaken Paternity: Texas SB785
Texas passed a new Paternity law, Texas SB785, effective May 13, 2011, which permits men who have been ordered to pay child support, without genetic testing, to request genetic testing in order to determine whether they are the genetic parent of the child. Read more on the blog of Dallas Paternity Attorney, Mark Nacol.
Texas Child Support Guidelines
Getting a divorce? Will you need to pay child support? Do you want to know how much child support you will pay in Texas? By reviewing the information provided here, you can determine child support percentage you will pay according to your income. provided by Dallas fathers rights attorney Mark Nacol
STAY AT HOME DADS – A Shift in Trend
The number of stay-at-home dads has increased in popularity and occurrence over the years and is notably on the rise in Texas. Read more from law office of Dallas Fathers Rights Attorney and advocate Mark Nacol
New Texas Paternity Law for Fathers
We hear a lot about dead-beat dads, or parents who do not pay their child support obligations. Now it is time for "fathers" or men who have been paying child support for children who are not their biological children to assert their rights.
The Standard Child Possession Order – Texas Family Code
Dallas fathers rights Divorce Attorney Mark Nacol discusses The Standard Child Possession Order - Texas Family Code for knowing your rights to the possession of children
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