Top 3 reasons for Change of Custody?

[Ohiogal]

We are being asked to answer questions in a vacumn, and the law doesn't work that way. Drug addiction that can be proven with hard evidence is of course a significant factor in a custody case.

Actually drug abuse is a significant factor. Not necessarily the ADDICTION portion.

 

[Silverplum]

Well I mean persistent as in, not just going out one night and doing drugs, but being an addict.

I'm confused, if it's not considered a change in circumstance, then what is it considered when a judge orders a change of custody because of it?

Stick to your own thread.

 

[Humusluvr]

Stick to your own thread.

Oh no, and not only that, she's on other threads giving advice on how to rip an 8 year old from her father, so mom can run off and marry some dude who won't move.

 

[sour*tart]

I read that in Texas refusal of visitation (lets just say 356 hours) can be a major factor? Im seeing if this is a reason? Or Not?

So for whoever said look it up. I did, but I am looking for more than that! Thanks

I don't watch David Letterman. He is so boring!

 

[sour*tart]

How about -
1. Mom
2. Dad
3. Child(ren)

That's my top three.

I need what they did, not what they are Thanks though luvr..

 

[Humusluvr]

I need what they did, not what they are Thanks though luvr..

No prob, sometimes I'm just here as support staff

 

[Silverplum]

You've been TOLD. The law doesn't work in a vacuum. No responsible poster is going to answer your vague gameshow questions.

 

[CJane]

So for whoever said look it up. I did, but I am looking for more than that! Thanks

Then you need to give SPECIFICS.

In order to change custody in almost every state, one has to prove that there has been a substantial change in the circumstances of the CUSTODIAN and/or the CHILD/REN. THEN one has to prove that the best interests of the children will be best served by changing custody.

Google 'Best interest factors + texas + child custody'.

 

[sour*tart]

You've been TOLD. The law doesn't work in a vacuum. No responsible poster is going to answer your vague gameshow questions.

I know what Ive been TOLD, but this is a legal forum and general questions can be submitted! Im sorry someone used you as a vacuum in the past but it wasnt me!

The law is very broad therfore you never know what it might suck in & spit out.

 

[sour*tart]

Then you need to give SPECIFICS.

In order to change custody in almost every state, one has to prove that there has been a substantial change in the circumstances of the CUSTODIAN and/or the CHILD/REN. THEN one has to prove that the best interests of the children will be best served by changing custody.

Google 'Best interest factors + texas + child custody'.

Thanks Let me see i I find anything relevant. Thanks!

 

[Silverplum]

I know what Ive been TOLD, but this is a legal forum and general questions can be submitted! Im sorry someone used you as a vacuum in the past but it wasnt me!

The law is very broad therfore you never know what it might suck in & spit out.

You don't understand what "in a vacuum" means, do you?

 

[CJane]

You don't understand what "in a vacuum" means, do you?

Obviously not. But the visual (much like Silvery as a Flintstones-style vacuum) is cracking me up.

 

[Silverplum]

Obviously not. But the visual (much like Silvery as a Flintstones-style vacuum) is cracking me up.

The very idea of being used, even as a household applicance, is almost more than I can bear!

 

[sour*tart]

You don't understand what "in a vacuum" means, do you?

No im from the South. Ive never heard the term.
Sorry and I haven't come across a legal term "vacuum".

 

[sour*tart]

Ah you think your being used? I thought thats what you meant but in what way I could use or abuse you im not sure?