Child custody hearings are among the most emotionally charged and critical aspects of family law. When parents separate or divorce, determining the best living arrangements for their children is a top priority. While many parents strive to reach an agreement outside of court, custody disputes...
Halloween is a holiday filled with excitement and anticipation, especially for children. The costumes, candy, and spooky decorations create lasting memories. However, for divorced or separated parents who share custody of their children, Halloween can bring unique challenges. Navigating co-parenting during this holiday requires cooperation,...
In the realm of family law, the rights of unmarried fathers regarding child custody and visitation have gained significant attention in recent years. As society evolves, so does the understanding of the importance of a father's role in a child's life, regardless of the parents'...
In today's society, it is not uncommon for couples to have children without being married. While the love and commitment between parents are not determined by their marital status, it is essential to understand the legal rights and responsibilities that come with being an unmarried...
As grandparents, you love your grandchildren and want to maintain a strong relationship with them. However, sometimes family circumstances can prevent you from seeing your grandchildren as often as you'd like. In Texas, grandparents have legal rights to visitation and even custody under certain circumstances....
Mediation is a process of alternative dispute resolution that can be used to settle legal issues outside of court. It is a popular option in Texas family law cases because it can be less stressful and less expensive than going to court. In this blog...
Many children in the U.S. have a parent living outside of the household and therefore, paying child support. According to the U.S. Census, one-half of all custodial parents, 49.4%, had either legal or informal child support agreements. Child support orders, similarly to custody, can get modified...
There are many reasons to get divorced, and infidelity is one of them. The American Psychological Association (APA) reports that anywhere from 20% to 40% of divorces are linked to infidelity, and men tend to cheat more often than women do. If there is infidelity...
No two divorces are the same and there is no one way to get divorced. Many couples try to avoid court if possible. This is known as alternative dispute resolution (ADR). A recent Custody X Change study found that 93 percent of divorcing parents tried...
Bad parents exist. Unfortunately, you may be co-parenting with one of them. In breaking up with your co-parent, concern naturally arises over your children’s welfare. You want the custody arrangement to make the most sense for your children and you want them to be in...
