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Working with a Texas family therapist can create a solid foundation for life after divorce for kids and parents alike. As you tend to different matters involving your upcoming divorce, take out a moment to think about what your kids may need. For instance, while you...
When parents divorce, their marital relationship ends, but both ex-spouses may wish to continue caring for their children. They might not necessarily agree about how to care for their children or even where they will reside. So, both parents may petition for sole...
Parents in Texas who are getting a divorce may need to work out a schedule for custody and visitation. Most experts today suggest a plan that is as close to 50/50 as possible. However, when it comes to making up the schedule, not every 50/50 plan is equal. The...
Divorce is always difficult for everyone, particularly the children. But when one of the parents is a narcissist, successfully co-parenting the children becomes a bigger challenge, as some parents in Texas discover. However, you can co-parent with a narcissist and...
Emergency Custody Orders (ECOs) have been a topic of great concern in Texas. A new bill is pending in the Senate to address these issues. Senate Bill 202 is intended to furnish a study that will look at new ways to create alternative custody arrangements. This will...
Divorce can be hard on Texas kids, but it doesn’t have to be. It’s been proven that with a little bit of work and communication, parents can implement a successful co-parenting plan after divorce. How to set the foundation for successful co-parenting After a divorce,...
When you get divorced in Texas, one of the most important decisions you'll make if you have kids pertains to your child custody and visitation rights. There are several different child custody and visitation types; you will choose one that suits you and your family,...
Texas allows a child custody location modification in limited situations. While the court prioritizes the best interest of the child, a modification request may be considered under certain circumstances. Parents may make a request if one of the following applies:...
If you are a Texas resident who is divorced from your child’s other parent, you might be wondering if you are eligible for child support payments. Whether you are the custodial parent or have joint physical custody of your child, child support eligibility depends on a...
Custody and visitation agreements are a necessity for divorcing parents in Texas to ensure that their children are well taken care of in a way that is best for them. However, these agreements need to get modified from time to time depending on certain circumstances....