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Divorce changes families in many ways. When children are involved, it is not just about ending a marriage; it is about creating a stable plan that works for everyone. A clear custody agreement can make that process easier. In Texas, this document, called a possession...
When parents separate, children often fear losing the close connection they share with their brothers and sisters. In Texas custody cases, courts understand that sibling bonds are important, but the law does not guarantee that siblings will remain together. Instead,...
Divorce can be a complicated and emotionally charged process. In Texas, understanding the legal requirements and avoiding common mistakes can help ensure that the process goes as smoothly as possible. Whether you’re facing a contested or uncontested divorce, there are...
Beginning a family is an exciting adventure, especially for many LGBTQ+ couples in Texas, who find it a new experience full of joy and obstacles. As these families grow, they may face systems that do not always acknowledge varied family structures. Knowing how to...
Stepparents often feel a sense of responsibility for their stepchildren. Living together leads to involvement in their daily lives. It is also natural for a stepparent to help cover basic expenses for their stepchildren. The connection that a stepparent has with their...
Custody exchanges can be one of the most challenging regular experiences that co-parents are compelled to navigate once they’ve gone their separate ways. Even when both parents are committed to putting their child’s needs first, practical challenges—such as long...
While legal agreements lay the groundwork for a co-parenting relationship, day-to-day parenting often involves problems that aren’t addressed in a custody order or parenting plan. Fortunately, advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are giving co-parents a new way to...
Some parents can negotiate their own custody arrangements. They talk with one another about their schedules and children to reasonably divide parental rights and responsibilities. Other people litigate because they cannot agree on the best way to share parental...
Shared property is typically vulnerable to division when spouses divorce. Under the community property rules in Texas, both spouses have an interest in most of the assets they acquired during the marriage. Any resources purchased or even improved with marital income...
When co-parents live in different cities, states or even countries, creating a workable parenting time schedule is generally far more challenging than it might otherwise be. Unlike local custody arrangements, long-distance parenting requires thoughtful planning to...
