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A child welfare law firm, practicing in Travis County. Pam Deitchle is licensed in Texas and California. Vanessa Simone is licensed in Texas.

07/02/2024

Deitchle+Simone Law Firm will be closed on July 4 and 5 for observance of Independence Day.

12/20/2023

Deitchle+Simone Law Firm will be closed for the holidays from December 22 until January 2, 2024.

We wish you all a safe and happy holiday season.

11/19/2023

Deitchle+Simone Law Firm will be closed for Thanksgiving from Wednesday, November 22 and we will return on Monday, November 27. Happy Thanksgiving everyone.

10/30/2023

🌍✈️ Traveling Internationally with Your Child: Legal Considerations 🛂👨‍👩‍👧

Traveling internationally with your child can be an amazing adventure, offering cultural immersion and learning opportunities. However, when parents don't agree on travel plans, things can get complicated. Here's what you need to know:

1️⃣ Travel Consent Regulations: International parental kidnapping concerns have led to strict rules. Usually, both parents must consent to the child's international travel.

2️⃣ Passport Application: Kids need passports for international air travel. For children under 16, both parents' consent is typically required for the passport. Ensure you understand custody orders regarding passport possession and application rights.

3️⃣ Sole Managing Conservatorship: If you have sole custody, you can travel abroad with your child without the other parent's consent. However, you'll need to present the court-ordered custody arrangement for passport issuance.

International travel with your child involves legal responsibilities and consent from both parents. While exiting the US is relatively straightforward, entry into other countries often requires demonstrating parental agreement. Understanding these legal obligations and cooperating with the other parent ensures a smooth and enjoyable travel experience for both you and your child.

Fore more information on family law matters, visit our website at www.dstexaslaw.com

10/23/2023

🚀 Navigating divorce? Realistic expectations are your compass! Understanding legal, financial, and emotional aspects can ease the journey. Here's a glimpse:

1️⃣ Know the Law: Legal awareness is empowering. Don't rely on family and friends for advice.
2️⃣ Money Matters: Realize the financial landscape for smoother transitions.
3️⃣ Flexibility is Key: Compromise without sacrificing what matters most.
4️⃣ Emotions Matter: Prepare emotionally for the ups and downs.
5️⃣ Legal Guidance: Trust experts to guide you right. Stay strong, stay informed! 💪✨

If you are thinking of filing for divorce, or would like to know more about the process, visit our website at www.dstexaslaw.com, or call 737-231-0920 to schedule a consultation.

10/16/2023

🚨 Facing a Court Order Violation after your Divorce? Here's What You Need to Know!

🚨 Court orders in a divorce are legally binding and ensure responsibilities are met. If you or your ex-spouse violates a court order in Texas, it can have serious consequences. Here's a quick guide:

✅ Understanding Court Orders: They're legally binding directives on matters like child custody, support, and property division.

❌ Common Violations: Non-payment of child support, interference with visitation, property division disobedience, or spousal support non-compliance.

⚖️ Consequences of Violations: Civil contempt, fines, order modifications, compensatory visitation, and enforcement actions.

🔍 Possible Legal Recourse: File a Motion for Enforcement, consult an attorney, gather evidence, and attend court hearings.

If you would like to know more, please contact us to schedule a consultation at 737-231-0920, or visit our website at dstexaslaw.com

10/12/2023

🔑 Planning a divorce? Keeping costs in check can be crucial. Here are some tips:

1. Talk and Mediate: Open communication is key.
2. Collaborate: Consider a collaborative divorce approach.
3. Stay Organized: Prepare all necessary documents in advance.
4. Be Flexible: Prioritize issues and be willing to compromise.
5. Control Emotions: Keep emotions in check during the process.
6. Realistic Expectations: Understand legal and financial entitlements.
7. Agree Amicably: Work with your spouse to finalize agreements.
8. Stay Informed: Educate yourself on divorce laws in your area. 💡

For more information about a divorce, visit out website at www.dstexaslaw.com

10/06/2023

Ever heard of "nesting" in co-parenting? It's not just a cozy term—it's a parenting approach that prioritizes stability and continuity for kids during separation or divorce. 🧒

👶 What's Nesting? It's when the kids stay in the family home while parents take turns living there based on an agreed schedule. Kids enjoy a consistent living space, while parents manage custody responsibilities in a rotating fashion.

✅ Advantages:
1️⃣ Stability: Kids find comfort in their familiar home, minimizing the impact of a challenging family situation.
2️⃣ Less Disruption: No constant shuffling between homes; one stable home base for the children.
3️⃣ Shared Responsibilities: Both parents actively engage in the kids' lives and household duties.
4️⃣ Effective Communication: A must for successful nesting, enhancing co-parenting teamwork and communication skills.

Check out our blog post for more information: https://www.dstexaslaw.com/understanding-nesting-possession-schedules-in-texas-co-parenting/

09/13/2023

CHANGES TO CHILD SUPPORT LAWS

Starting September 1, 2023, child support should be somewhat easier to collect, thanks to Senate Bill 869. Below is a summary of what has changed:

Child Support Arrears: If one party is behind on child support, the parties cannot agree to reduce or waive the arrears.

Inheritance: If a parent paying child support inherits money, they are not permitted to give that money to someone else as a means of getting out of child support.

Child Support Liens: Child support liens will no longer have a 10 year limit and, expired child support liens on real property can now be renewed.

For further information, please read our child support update here: https://www.dstexaslaw.com/updates-to-child-support-laws-in-2023/

08/28/2023

Should I mediate my divorce or have a final trial?

There is no one way to finalize a family law case. There are many advantages to mediation instead of a judge making decisions about your life.

Advantages:
* You can save a lot of money by mediating instead of going to court
* Mediation can give parties a sense of ownership over their case
* Mediation can be a much faster way of resolving a case. It's not always easy getting into court!

If you would like to know more about the mediation process, or any other issue related to family law, please contact us at [email protected]

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