If you count yourself among the many people in San Antonio that is owed child support by an ex-spouse, the you may be concerned about how you might be able to collect on any arrears should he or she fall behind on his or her payments. Your concern is shared by many that we here at The Law Office of Roland R. Esparza work with. Most rely on state enforcement methods designed to recover unpaid child support from an obligor directly. However, if those methods fail to produce results, there are other, more indirect ways to recover what is owed to you.
Withholding state funds due to child support arrears
The impact that family violence may have on divorce proceedings
Domestic abuse may be among the chief reasons why couples in San Antonio may choose to get a divorce. At the same time, some may cite that as the reason why they choose not to. Their fears may be that the abuse they have suffered will continue even after the dissolution of their marriages, particularly if they are forced to continue to interact with their abusers to raise their children. In either case, victims of spousal abuse (as well as accused abusers) should understand the implications that such actions may have on divorce proceedings.
Caring for your grandkids while their parent is deployed
As a grandparent in San Antonio, maintaining contact with your grandchildren following the divorce of your adult child can be a challenge. That challenge may become even more difficult if your son or daughter is a member of the military and subject to deployment. Many in your same situation have come to us here at The Law Office of Roland R. Esparza, P.C. worried that they will not be able to see their grandchildren while the kids’ mom or dad is away. If your son or daughter shares a rocky relationship with his or her ex-spouse, you may have the same concern.
Details obtained in divorce case could land judge in hot water
If asked, divorcing couples in San Antonio would likely say that they would prefer to keep the details of their proceedings private. Unfortunately, that may be difficult to do in each and every case. Those who choose to take their proceedings to court will see the details become a matter of public record. Also, if one of the parties involved is a public figure, then keeping any details that may be applicable to his or her public persona under wraps might also be difficult.
