Texas father loses bid to control daughter's $2,650 benefits after divorce
Why This Matters
Key context: A Texas appeals court on October 22 rejected LaNoard Bayouth’s bid to manage his daughter Addison’s finances, finding his interests conflicted with hers. The dispute involved $2,650 in monthly child support and $1,829 in Social Security benefits. The court also upheld attorney’s fees awarded to his former wife, ruling the guardianship application lacked just cause. This development from timesofindia.indiatimes.com highlights ongoing changes in the sector.
A Texas appeals court on October 22 rejected LaNoard Bayouth’s bid to manage his daughter Addison’s finances, finding his interests conflicted with hers. The dispute involved $2,650 in monthly child support and $1,829 in Social Security benefits. The court also upheld attorney’s fees awarded to his former wife, ruling the guardianship application lacked just cause.
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