Divorce is one of the hardest moments a family can face. Emotions run high, money feels tight, and it can be difficult to know what to do next. At Navarrette Family Law, we meet many people who come to us after making choices that caused...
Planning your year as co-parents can feel stressful, but the 2026 Standard Possession Order Calendar can make the process much easier. This calendar shows which weekends belong to the noncustodial parent, along with holidays and other important dates. When you understand how to use it,...
The holiday season brings excitement, traditions, and sometimes a little extra stress for co-parents. Planning for Thanksgiving and Christmas can help everyone make the most of the holiday season. This guide explains how Texas holiday possession schedules can work, allowing parents to plan and avoid...
Halloween is one of the most exciting times of the year for kids. Between costumes, candy, and spooky fun, children look forward to it all month long. But for divorced or separated parents, the holiday can bring unique challenges. Who gets to take the kids...
When your child graduates from high school, it feels like the start of a new chapter. For divorced or separated parents, this milestone also brings new questions about custody schedules and child support. Many parents wonder: What changes now? The answers depend on Texas law and...
Family law in Texas is always changing. Each year, new laws are passed that can affect how custody is handled and how parents approach mediation during a divorce or custody case. For families, it is important to understand how these updates may affect your rights...
Life does not stand still, and neither do your family’s financial needs. In Texas, child support is designed to provide fair financial care for children, but sometimes your current order may no longer reflect reality. Whether it is due to job changes, health issues, or...
Life after divorce can bring big changes. Sometimes, one parent may want to move to a new city, another state, or even out of the country. This could be because of a new job, a fresh start, or to be closer to family. But when...
Going through a divorce comes with a lot of questions. One of the biggest questions parents ask is: “What happens to my child’s trust?” If a trust was set up for your child before or during the marriage, it’s important to understand how it might...
When parents go through a divorce or custody case in Texas, one of the most important decisions is how to divide time with their children. To help families stay organized and reduce conflict, Texas law includes a plan called the Standard Possession Order or SPO. If...
