Our Attorneys Will Stand By You, Protect You, And Fight For You
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...
There are many different custody considerations that parents need to address when they divorce or separate. For some parents, working out a reasonable division of parenting time is the most pressing consideration. For others, ensuring the children are not left with...
Child custody can be one of the most emotional and complex parts of any divorce. Understanding how custody works in Texas can help you prepare for what is ahead. Here are five frequently asked questions about child custody in Texas: 1. What is conservatorship in...
Parents who share custody in Texas typically find ways to work together for the benefit of their shared children. They might communicate via a parenting app and establish a regular schedule of custody exchanges. When they need to make major decisions about their...
Divorce isn’t ever an easy situation, but it’s one that’s sometimes necessary. For parents of minor or otherwise dependent kids, a great difficulty inspired by this situation involves having to remain in contact with each other because of their children. Adults who...
Shared custody is the typical outcome of a divorce when there are minor children in a family. The family courts expect both parents to spend time with the children, agree on major decisions about their upbringing and help support them while they are minors. The...
Married couples in Texas decide to divorce every day, and each divorce is a unique legal undertaking. The marital estate and family circumstances for couples can be vastly different from one household to the next. Some couples have very little difficulty handling...
There are many reasons why a Texas grandparent might decide to adopt their grandchild. Perhaps they have cared for the child for years while the parents have not done so and now want to make those arrangements permanent. Maybe they have witnessed abuse or neglect that...
