When a child is born out of wedlock to a couple that does not live together, it is important to establish routines of appropriate visitation and child support. And, it is always better if the couple can establish routines that provide stability and security for both the parents and the child by agreement. Unfortunately, it is rare for separated parents to maintain these routines and support in a way that is satisfactory to each over a long period of time. Usually, it is better for everyone to enter court orders to establish custody, visitation, and child support which will provide the stability and security for the parents and the child.
If you are a parent needing reassurance that you can rely on a predictable stream of child support or a parent who wishes to have regular and reliable visitation with his or her child, Greg Gegenheimer can help you.
Greg Gegenheimer has been helping mothers and fathers in the Austin, Texas area including Round Rock and Georgetown, with paternity and legitimation issues for over 34 years. Contact him today to see how he can help you.
"Hoping for the best, does not constitute a plan." Greg Gegenheimer
