Parents who share custody after a divorce or breakup in Texas have many responsibilities. They have to routinely exchange custody and communicate about their children's needs. Frequently, adjusting to shared custody can be a challenge for everyone in the family....
Child Custody
What are the rules for relocations when sharing custody?
Shared custody in Texas is typical after a divorce. Both parents usually have a liberal amount of time with the children and a degree of influence over major decisions about their upbringing. They usually need to communicate regularly with one another to share...
When a co-parent starts canceling parenting time
Co-parenting is a challenging undertaking. People who have just gone through a difficult change in their relationship have to find a way to work with one another to act in the best interest of their children. They typically need to refer to the custody order approved...
Why relocating may cause changes to a parenting plan
Texas law typically allows both parents to see their children after a divorce or a separation, and designated times will be outlined in a custody or visitation agreement. Custody or visitation agreements are written documents that detail the rights and...
Contentious child custody disputes
Child custody disputes are often emotionally draining and highly contentious, leaving Texas parents and their children in distress. When disagreements arise regarding custody arrangements, it's crucial to approach the situation with a calm and strategic mindset....
Facts about child custody and relocation in Texas
Child custody is a court-ordered agreement between the parents of a minor child about who will make decisions regarding the child's welfare and how time will be divided between the parents. Unfortunately, there are many challenging aspects of child custody, and one of...
Resolving a contentious custody dispute
Going through a divorce is difficult for any Texas resident. When there are children involved and there’s a contentious custody battle, you need all the help you can get. These tips may help you resolve any related issues. What factors does the court consider when...
What can I do if my ex wants to relocate with my child?
Life is constantly changing, and different reasons can make a divorced parent want to move away. However, if both parents have legal custody of the child, the parent who has physical custody cannot move wherever they want to. As the relocation affects the child, the...
What can I do if I disagree with the child custody order?
Losing your ex is hard, but losing your kids on top of that can be unbearable. If you just filed for divorce and the court did not grant you custody of your child, you can ask for an order modification. A judge can change your existing order in a modification case,...
Coping with child custody matters in a contentious divorce
Your marriage floundered, going into a major tailspin. With a spouse who hurled verbal abuse and false accusations at you, you did your best to dodge those arrows. Your children witnessed nearly every incident, every untruth and every curse word that came in your...
