r/FamilyLaw is a subreddit with 63k members. The community frequently discusses custody, child support, divorce, abuse, and relocation, and the most common flair used is california , texas, new york, missouri, and wisconsin.
A place to ask simple legal questions related to family law, an area of the law that deals with family matters and domestic relations.
Advice here is for informational purposes only and should not be considered final or official advice.
See a local attorney for the best answer to your questions.
Popular Topics in r/FamilyLaw
#1
Custody
89 posts
#2
Child Support
55 posts
#3
Divorce
44 posts
#4
Abuse
19 posts
#5
Relocation
16 posts
#6
Struggling
14 posts
#7
Court Procedures
13 posts
#8
Legal Advice
12 posts
#9
Court
12 posts
#10
Child Custody
12 posts
Flair Used in r/FamilyLaw
#1
California
: "Legal trouble for leaving kids at home (short period of time)?"
34 posts
#2
Texas
: "Ex is talking about a “legal” process, any reason why he’s stalling paternity testing until after the baby is born?"
18 posts
#3
New York
: "NCP requesting 50/50 when he keeps inviting me to join him during current visitation hours"
10 posts
#4
Missouri
: "Can a woman pursue with Establishing paternity before the birth of a child? Two potential dads"
9 posts
#5
Wisconsin
: "Father denying paternity but also asking for full custody"
8 posts
#6
Georgia
: "Rescind Name from Birth Certificate"
8 posts
#7
New Jersey
: "What are my options here?"
7 posts
#8
Illinois
: "Father wants no parenting time or responsibilities"
7 posts
#9
North Carolina
: "Can ex come after additional child support if there isn’t a court order?"
7 posts
#10
Florida
: "I need advice."
7 posts
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Last updated: June 10, 2026