Child Support
Fort Worth Child Support Lawyer
If divorce is a stressful time for adults, consider the difficulties that children suffer when their parents choose to end their marital relationship. Sometimes parents are so involved in their own challenges that they may lose sight of what is best for their children.
Concern for the Welfare of Children
Dallas attorney Scott Palmer is dedicated to serving the best interests of children. He has assisted many families in finding fair and equitable solutions for the benefit of minors.
In addition to providing a residence for their children, both custodial and non-custodial parents have a duty to provide the cost of health care and day care, as well as the food and clothing their children need daily.
Beyond Child Support Guidelines
Although Texas has established child support guidelines, Scott Palmer will work to find innovative ways to provide for children that account for the financial and time requirements of parents. This requires some give and take from both parents, but issues can be litigated if negotiation fails.
In addition, child support involves more than money, food, clothing, and education. Both parents also have a responsibility to foster positive relationships with their children. This means both parents should spend meaningful time with children and shield them from any parental animosities that might exist.
Knowledgeable Legal Assistance
Attorney Palmer will represent you when the welfare of your children is at stake. Contact the law office of Scott Palmer for experienced, efficient legal assistance with child support issues. He will arrange for an initial appointment to discuss your concerns.
Scott H. Palmer, PC
3232 McKinney Avenue
Dallas, Texas 75204
Phone: 214-987-4100
Fax: 214-922-9900
The law firm of Scott H. Palmer, PC serves clients in the Dallas Fort Worth area of Texas, including the cities of Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Richardson, Louisville, McKinney, Weston, Frisco, Fairview, Westlake, Bartonville, Carrollton, and the following counties: Tarrant County, Collin County, and Denton County.
