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Welcome to The Barrows Firm Law Review Podcast, where we explore critical legal issues and discuss common problems and solutions in family law, estate planning law, and more.Join Attorney Leslie Barrows as she discusses practical advice, legal updates, and strategies for…
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When School Problems Become Child Custody Problems: School Changes and Custody Modification in Texas (opens the original)
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A child struggling at school does not necessarily mean there is a child custody problem. But sometimes declining grades, attendance problems, disciplinary issues, emotional changes, resistance to attending school, or a child's sudden desire to change schools can signal a larger issue that parents need to understand. In this episode of The Barrows Firm Law Review Podcast, Texas family law attorney Leslie Barrows discusses the intersection of school problems, parental decision-making, child custod
Parental Rights and Child Protection in Texas: A Recent Supreme Court Decision and What It Means for Families (opens the original)
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Parental rights have long been recognized as among the most important rights protected under American law. At the same time, courts and child protection agencies have a responsibility to intervene when children's safety and well-being are at risk. Balancing those competing interests is one of the most challenging responsibilities facing the Texas family law system. In this episode of the Barrows Firm Podcast, Texas family law attorney Leslie Barrows discusses a recent Texas Supreme Court decisio
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