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When your Texas marriage ends and you plan to share custody and parenting time with your child’s other parent, the two of you are going to have to figure out how to communicate with one another for your child’s benefit. Many people might prefer not to have to talk to...
Your children tend to feel it when a high degree of tension exists between you and their other parent. The higher the degree of conflict that exists between you, the more likely your children are to feel the effects. However, there are certain steps you might take...
When you and your Texas husband or wife decide to end your marriage, you need to figure out how to divide assets and debts and how to raise any children you share now that you no longer plan to live in the same home. Texas courts consider many different variables when...
Within the broad area of family law, child custody is often one of the more contentious matters attorneys help their clients tackle. This is because it can be difficult to figure out what is best for the kids when a family is breaking apart. It is also due to...
Even though your marriage is ending soon, you recognize the importance of keeping your soon-to-be ex-spouse in your children's lives. If you plan to negotiate a shared-custody agreement, though, you are probably going to have to defer sometimes to your co-parent's...
When going through a divorce, parents still want what is best for their children. Unfortunately, it is impossible to protect a child from every negative thing that may result from divorce. But it is possible to alleviate some of the potential damage, and custody...
Divorce is a stressful event, and when the couple shares children, the stakes are even higher. Child custody may become a high-conflict piece and cause a broader rift between parents. When handling custody, Texas courts address two types: legal custody conservatorship...
When parents go through divorce, one of the things they should keep in mind is handling custody matters. When it comes to custody specifically, the child's best interest should always come before all else. In such a scenario, it is often best for the child to be in a...
Stress or fatigue while caring for a child could reflect an individual experiencing parental burnout. The American Psychological Association reports that symptoms of a parent’s burnout include emotional exhaustion. Conflicts with children may often contribute....
As you plan out your life after divorce, the health and well-being of your children are likely one of your top priorities. Being able to include important topics and guidelines in your parenting plan can help you relax and feel confident in your children's futures....