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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...
After a divorce, you may struggle to co-parent successfully with your ex-spouse when he or she evades your complaints and tries to disrupt your time with your child. One serious issue for co-parents is when one parent tries to alienate the other one from his or her...
It can be difficult to create comfortable living arrangements for your family after divorce. Moving children between two separate households has the potential to be extremely stressful. Particularly if you have children with special needs or older children who resist...
Texas parents must agree on a fair child custody arrangement if they decide to divorce. Some families can resolve this question outside of court while others ask a family law judge to make a custody determination. Review the factors that influence child custody in...
Custody issues do not always end once you have an order from the court. In some situations, the other parent may decide to deny you visitation. Texas Access explains that you need to stand up for them any time a denial occurs but do so within the confines of the...
You have a viable child custody arrangement with your ex that works well for everyone. Recently, your son revealed that he wants to live with the other parent. How should you proceed? Our Family Wizard offer tips for handling this revelation. Learn how to help...
Many Texans choose to revert to a previous surname name after divorce. In Texas, as in other states, you have the option to voluntarily elect to change your last name as a part of your divorce decree. If you hope to also change the surnames of your children in a...
Texas parents like you want what is best for your child. This does not change because you are going through a divorce. In fact, you want more than ever to keep your child in a safe environment and healthy mental state. There are many ways you can go about this, but...
Children crave structure and stability. When you are in the middle of a contentious divorce with your ex, it’s crucial to establish a fair parenting plan to help your kids adjust during this challenging life transition. As you consider your child’s needs and schedule,...