Ending a marriage may prove difficult, but when that relationship includes children, the divorce takes on a whole new meaning. In an effort to ensure children maintain a relationship with both parents, the court expects parents to create a document that sets out...
A child custody arrangement in Texas can work quite well all year long, but sometimes couples find that summer schedules call for special considerations. When school ends, children often require more supervision and attention. This situation comes with both...
While you will face lots of tough situations when going through a divorce, none are as challenging as those involving your children. Co-parenting with your ex will come with lots of ups and downs, and you must handle these conflicts reasonably to protect yourself and...
If you have children, Texas law requires that you and your spouse have written custody and parenting time agreement in place before the judge grants you a divorce. While you and your spouse can devise your own parenting time and visitation schedule, the Texas Court...
Constant frustrations and conflicts can wear down even the most patient of co-parents. Finding strategies to compromise and work together to make the best possible life for your child can help you feel relaxed and ready to tackle any issue. Listen before you speak...
When temperatures rise, it often means school is out and upcoming vacations are just around the corner for many families. For some households, however, the holiday time away from school can create scheduling conflicts and confusion. If you have recently...
Texas courts prefer that children remain with one or both of their parents. However, sometimes removing the child and placing him or her in the custody of a third party is a better solution. In some cases, the child may benefit from living with other family members....
Although Texas fathers play a critical role in the happiness and health of their children, obtaining custody can be a challenge. If you and your child’s mother have split and were not married, establishing paternity is essential for defending your rights as a dad....
Texas refers to physical child custody as possession and access. Divorcing families must work with the court to establish a legal possession order that details the custody and visitation schedule for children. Review the factors that contribute to possession orders...
Following a divorce case in Texas, those party to it may eventually encounter the opportunity to relocate to a new area. Actually following up on those opportunities can be complex when one shares custody of their children with an ex-spouse. One who wants to relocate...
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