Child Custody

Summer vacation is supposed to be fun, but for many co-parents, it also inspires a familiar disagreement: screen time. When school is out and routines become more flexible, children often spend more time on tablets, phones, gaming systems and streaming services. It...

Communicating with an ex probably isn’t something that you’re looking forward to, but if you share children with your ex, communication is a priority. Finding ways to keep these conversations productive and calm can be challenging.  When you’re speaking to your ex,...

With the cost of just about everything connected with travel going up, many families are rethinking their summer vacation plans. Some divorced co-parents who would normally take separate vacations with their children might be considering taking one shared family...

If you work long hours, travel for business or run a company, you may worry that your career will count against you in a Texas custody case. Many professionals believe a stay-at-home spouse starts with an advantage. That concern feels real when your role in your...

School stability often shapes child custody decisions in Texas. Judges focus on how a custody plan affects a child’s daily routine, education, and emotional well-being. When school disruption seems likely, courts tend to favor arrangements that limit changes....

When divorce gets emotional, it’s common to worry about your child’s safety and well-being. If you believe your ex shouldn’t have unsupervised time with your child, supervised visitation might be a reasonable option. Understanding when it applies and how Texas courts...

Divorce can be an emotional and stressful process, especially when children are involved. A parenting plan helps ensure that both parents share responsibility for raising their children after the divorce. In Texas, having a clear and structured parenting plan can make...

In Texas, grandparents don’t automatically receive visitation rights. However, the law allows them to request visitation under specific conditions, especially when the absence of that relationship could harm the child’s well-being. Judges only consider these requests...

Life changes, and so do the needs of your children. If your Texas child custody arrangement no longer fits your situation, you may need to modify it. Whether it’s due to a new job, a move, or changes in the child’s needs, you must follow the legal process to make sure...

Child custody cases often bring emotional and legal complexities. In Texas, the concept of custody is known as "conservatorship." The state follows guidelines to ensure decisions serve the child's best interests. One question often arises: Are children's wishes...