When parents divorce and one parent has primary custody of the children, the court typically orders visitation for the other parent. Family court judges in Texas believe children do better when maintaining relationships with both parents. But what happens when the...
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Help to overcome the blues post-divorce
Many people whose marriages end are faced with a number of emotions with which they must contend. Some -- especially those going through a high-asset divorce -- face some challenging and complex issues during the divorce process. A certain level of depression...
Who benefits from a prenup?
When couples get engaged to be married, most are caught up in a flurry of activity planning the wedding. Newly engaged Texas couples focus so much on the big day that they aren’t always able to give a lot of thought to anything else. However, there are other things to...
What if a teen doesn’t follow a custody schedule?
Most teenagers are at the point where they want to assert some of their own independence and personality. For Texas parents, this isn’t always an easy road, especially when there are child custody orders in place and the teen chooses to ignore them. Since many teens...
What can you do in a prenuptial agreement?
Expand the scope of your wedding planning to life events beyond the romance of the nuptials. You may want to consider discussing what happens should the marriage not live up to expectations and you wind up divorced. Discussion of a premarital or prenuptial agreement...
Prenuptial agreements aren’t just for the wealthy
Many couples who are engaged to be married are thinking about the what ifs around ‘til death do they part. It’s doubtful that any Texas couples stand in front of a priest, minister or justice of the peace believing their marriage will end in divorce. However, to be on...
Visitation with infants may be arduous
It’s typically vital that both parents are involved in a child’s life after they have divorced. Once parents in Texas have agreed on child custody issues, a visitation schedule needs to be established, but if the child is an infant and has precise needs, this can be...
Is teenage rebellion unavoidable during divorce?
As a parent, you know how difficult a child's teenage years can be. After all, according to Psychology Today, most teens are constantly struggling to cope with hormonal changes, peer pressure, interpersonal relationships and sexual awakening. All of these can lead to...
What happens to a business during divorce in Texas?
It can be both a stressful and rewarding process starting a business from the ground up and watching it grow. After nurturing a profitable business for years, the last thing a business owner wants is to lose it in property division proceedings during a divorce....
3 tips for co-parenting after a divorce
Children generally benefit from having a relationship with both parents. Therefore, after a separation or divorce, many work to continue parenting as a team. However, doing so sometimes comes with difficulties. Using these tips may help separated or divorced parents...
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