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Child custody is a complex issue, especially when parents disagree about where the child should live. In Texas, the court considers several factors when making custody decisions, but one question that often arises is whether a child can choose which parent to live...
When child custody disputes arise, courts prioritize the best interests of the child. In some cases, a guardian ad litem (GAL) plays a key role in ensuring that a child's needs and well-being come first. But what exactly does a GAL do, and how do they influence...
Child custody conversations can be challenging for parents going through a divorce. The end of a marriage can be a difficult time, and navigating child custody conversations requires careful planning and cooperation. How can parents handle these conversations to reach...
In Texas, ending parental rights is a serious and often final legal action. However, a parent might try to get these rights back under very limited situations. If you want to regain your parental rights, then understanding this process is necessary to ensure that your...
Visitation rights play a crucial role in maintaining relationships between children and non-custodial parents in child custody arrangements. Two primary types of visitations exist, namely, supervised and unsupervised. Understanding the critical differences between...
When a child's report card starts showing declining grades following a divorce or separation, it is natural for parents to worry. You might wonder if your current custody arrangement is hindering your child's academic progress. Child custody modifications are possible...
Divorce can be particularly challenging, and it often gets the best of us, even when we are not emotionally intense. It is a life change that shakes up your entire world as you know it and prompts you to create a new life and new routines and confront new challenges....
Divorce can turn a child’s world upside down, shattering their sense of security, leading to feelings of loss, anxiety and guilt. As a parent, you have the power to mitigate the emotional toll of divorce on your child. By carefully considering your plans for your...
Texas law has strict provisions when finalizing child custody determinations during or after a divorce. If you and your former spouse plan to end your marriage, it could be vital to understand how the court decides custody-related arrangements, such as identifying...
Preparing for a post-divorce future can be an exciting time while still presenting certain challenges to many Texas spouses. This can especially be true for parents who are proceeding through the process of ending their marriage. The children’s happiness,...
