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Divorce is difficult for parents and children. While some may have an easier time coping with the change, each family member will have to find ways to make sense of their new life. In some cases, one parent may struggle with the new challenges of sharing custody by...
Like many parents, you may find budgeting after a divorce difficult. When co-parenting, the two of you should share all expenses involving your child. According to U.S. News, there are ways to make the process easier. Create a system You should have a system in place...
One of the challenges of divorce is the uncertainty of your family unit. If you share children with your soon-to-be-ex, you may have concerns about their ability to adapt to what lies ahead. Recognizing that changes to your family will create emotional circumstances...
When a marriage ends on a hostile note, you may not be able to carry out a co-parenting plan. According to Healthline, parallel parenting allows you to minimize interaction while both of you still handle parental duties. The following includes tips on how to make...
A bill pending in the Texas legislature would require courts to default to 50/50 custody for divorcing parents. If a parent requests more than half the available parenting time, he or she must prove that an even split could harm the child's best interests. Review the...
When the family unit breaks up, children have different reactions based on their age. If you and your spouse have decided to divorce, you must put an effective co-parenting program into practice to help your children adapt to the new life ahead. Dealing with emotions...
As a divorced parent in Texas, you no doubt have concerns about maintaining a consistent presence in your kids' lives while having to share custody with your ex-spouse. That concern no doubt compounds if your ex-spouse declares their intention to move away (and take...
Particularly if you and your ex-spouse do not have the best relationship, you may be thinking about the benefits of sole custody. It is likely that there is some level of conflict present between you and your ex-spouse at this time, and the thought of continuing to...
If you and your spouse have decided to divorce, you may have a difficult time finding common ground. Still, when it comes to your kids, both you and your husband or wife want what is best for them. If that includes sharing custody, writing a comprehensive parenting...
If you have children and are going through divorce, you will remain in a partnership with your ex-spouse long after you finalize the paperwork. Parenting is a lifelong job as it is; if your children are in their minority you will still be raising them with your...