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As a parent, you need to carefully work through the divorce process, especially when it comes to legal issues involving children, such as child support and visitation. Moreover, you have to understand your rights and options if challenges arise after the divorce is...
As a parent, you want what is best for your child. This will continue even as you go through the struggles of divorce and as you adjust to co-parenting in the aftermath of a split. Of course, not everything will settle into an easy pattern right away. In fact, it is...
Dealing with divorce is one of the hardest things for any couple, and children of divorcees often deal with numerous difficulties as well. Of course, as parents, you want to protect your child from these painful and stressful things. However, you will need to alert...
There are so many issues for parents to iron out when they have made the decision to divorce. One of the most important decisions Texas couples must make concerns child custody. If the end of the marriage comes with contentious issues, it could mean that one parent...
It’s a different world today than it was decades ago and some couples choose to have children without actually getting married. Still, Texas residents still have rights under the law when it comes to cohabitation and that law speaks to issues that concern children,...
Co-parenting after divorce is often challenging. If your ex-spouse experiences narcissistic personality disorder or has narcissistic tendencies, parenting together can seem downright impossible. According to WebMD, developing a good parenting strategy can help you...
During a divorce, the primary goal and concern of Texas parents is to protect the best interests of the child above all else. They want what is best for their kids, and for many, this means creating a custody plan that is custom-tailored to the specific needs of their...
These days, people are trying to save money. Some Texas parents who are divorcing may think they can cut corners by representing themselves in their child custody cases. True, it could possibly save money, but the end result may not be what the parent hoped for, which...
Children often bear the brunt of their parents' divorces. Texas couples who file for divorce have much on their plates to figure out and one of those issues when children are involved is child support and child custody. What happens though when the parent who is...
Divorce is never easy for a Texas couple, even when both parties say they are committed to proceeding through the process in an amicable manner. However, this process can be especially difficult when one spouse is displaying passive-aggressive tendencies. This type of...
