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Did you know that 1 in 4 children in the U.S. are being raised in single-parent households? These families are often navigating through financial uncertainty. At the Rojas Law Firm, we provide the guidance needed to establish child support and ensure that children receive the resources they deserve. Contact us for a consultation at 210.299.4600. ____ #FamilyFirst #WhenTrustMatters #LegalSupport #ProtectWhatMattersMost #ProtectYourFamily #ChildCustody #CustodyMatters #FamilyLaw #RojasLawFirm #SanAntonio #Texas

What you should know about collecting back child support after your children turn 18. You can still pursue unpaid child support. 📜✨ It's a common misconception that child support obligations end when kids become adults. In most states, there’s no statute of limitations on collecting back child support. This means you can still recover payments owed, no matter how long it’s been. Here’s what you need to know: 🔹 Understand Your Rights: Child support is a legal obligation and doesn’t disappear once your child turns 18. 🔹 No Statute of Limitations: Most states allow you to collect unpaid support even after your children are adults. 🔹 Take Action: Document what’s owed, contact your local child support agency, and explore legal remedies if needed. For a detailed guide on collecting back child support and understanding your options, check out our latest blog post: https://bit.ly/4eSubDg #childsupport #financialrights #familylaw #parentingtips #legaladvice #supportpay

REMINDER: It's important to note that child support is intended to benefit the child and not necessarily the custodial parent. The custodial parent is required to use the child support funds for the benefit of the child rather than for their own personal expenses. Got questions on child support? Call us at 📲 469-228-8584 #ashmoreandashmore #ax2 #rockwalltx #terrelltx #forneytx #dallastx #texasfamilylawyer #texasdivorcelawyer #texaslawfirm

What you should know about collecting back child support after your children turn 18. You can still pursue unpaid child support. 📜✨ It's a common misconception that child support obligations end when kids become adults. In most states, there’s no statute of limitations on collecting back child support. This means you can still recover payments owed, no matter how long it’s been. Here’s what you need to know: 🔹 Understand Your Rights: Child support is a legal obligation and doesn’t disappear once your child turns 18. 🔹 No Statute of Limitations: Most states allow you to collect unpaid support even after your children are adults. 🔹 Take Action: Document what’s owed, contact your local child support agency, and explore legal remedies if needed. For a detailed guide on collecting back child support and understanding your options, check out our latest blog post:https://bit.ly/4eSubDg #childsupport #financialrights #familylaw #parentingtips #legaladvice #supportpay

If you have minor children, naming a guardian in your estate plan is one of the most important decisions you can make. Our Kid’s Protection Plan ensures your children are cared for by the people you choose, not the courts. Here’s how our Kid’s Protection Plan can protect your children: Temporary & Permanent Guardians: Designate guardians for both emergency situations and long-term care, ensuring that the right people are there for your children when you cannot be. Detailed Instructions for Care: Provide instructions on how you want your children raised, covering everything from education and healthcare to personal values and daily routines. Immediate Access to Resources: Make sure your children can access funds for their needs without unnecessary delays or legal red tape. Legal Safeguards: We help ensure that your chosen guardians have the legal authority to act, protecting your children from being placed into foster care, even temporarily. Don’t leave your child’s future to chance. Contact us today to create a plan that ensures your children’s well-being, no matter what happens. 👉 Learn more about our Kid’s Protection Plan on our website: www.susanhuntlaw.com #KidsProtectionPlan #EstatePlanningAwarenessWeek #ProtectYourChildren

So what is a Testamentary Guardian? A testamentary guardian is a vital safeguard for your child's future, appointed in your will to care for them if you're no longer around. This provision ensures your child is raised by someone you trust, providing emotional support and stability during difficult times. . At Hepburn Delaney Solicitors, we can help you navigate this important decision and ensure your wishes are clear and legally binding. Read our blog to find out more: https://lnkd.in/eBrN8jae #ChildProtection #FamilyLaw #PeaceOfMind

If you have minor children, naming a guardian in your estate plan is one of the most important decisions you can make. Our Kid’s Protection Plan ensures your children are cared for by the people you choose, not the courts. Here’s how our Kid’s Protection Plan can protect your children: Temporary & Permanent Guardians: Designate guardians for both emergency situations and long-term care, ensuring that the right people are there for your children when you cannot be. Detailed Instructions for Care: Provide instructions on how you want your children raised, covering everything from education and healthcare to personal values and daily routines. Immediate Access to Resources: Make sure your children can access funds for their needs without unnecessary delays or legal red tape. Legal Safeguards: We help ensure that your chosen guardians have the legal authority to act, protecting your children from being placed into foster care, even temporarily. Don’t leave your child’s future to chance. Contact us today to create a plan that ensures your children’s well-being, no matter what happens. 👉 Learn more about our Kid’s Protection Plan on our website: www.susanhuntlaw.com #KidsProtectionPlan #EstatePlanningAwarenessWeek #ProtectYourChildren

Cuts in legal aid and funding for advice agencies, mean more people than ever face court alone. People have no choice but to represent themselves at a moment that could have life-changing outcomes such as loss of access to children or homelessness. They find themselves in a legal system that was not designed for people to navigate without the help of a lawyer, desperate for somewhere to turn. We provide a safe space, with volunteers who listen to each client’s story, help them to problem-solve and decide next steps, source reliable legal information, explain complex procedures, complete court forms, and clearly present statements.

Discretionary Trusts ensure that your assets are in good hands until your children are old enough to manage those assets themselves. If you have young children and you'd like to know more about making a Will, contact us on 045 489000 or postroom@pjf.ie #willsandsuccessionplanning #wills #family #children #localsolicitor #advice #help #kildaresolicitors 

Q> What is a Care and Maintenance Fund? A> It's trust fund that helps ensure the long-term upkeep of a #cemetery, including paying for maintenance costs after a cemetery has stopped making sales. Learn more #death care terms on P5 of the Bereavement Authority of Ontario's free #Consumer Information Guide. https://lnkd.in/gETx8xj