Child Custody, Unemployment and Sleepless Nights

Texans are a resilient group. We understand struggle, and if you’re in the energy sector, you likely understand it better than anyone. In May, there were more than 101,000 job losses in Texas alone, with at least another 400,000 expected to be cut before the year’s up. Most of these jobs are found in the gas and oil sector. If you’re a father who’s facing a layoff due to the slow crash of the energy sector, you may have questions, especially if you’re seeking custody or have been awarded custody. Of course, no two clients will have the same solutions, but before you assume the worst, why not explore your options or even ensure you’re on the right legal path? Fathers have historically had a steeper climb when it comes to child custody in Texas, but you should know that 10 percent of non-custodial parents in our state are women. And if you’re not the custodial parent, odds are you’re concerned about your child support payments. No good parent wants his or her children to
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