During a divorce between Texas parents, it’s easy to lose sight of what’s most important. However, keeping the children in mind is better for everyone. Here is how you can have a child-centered divorce. Be honest Children are intuitive and know when something is up....
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Setting up your co-parenting schedule for the school year
Shared parenting allows both parents to keep enjoying the small as well as important moments in their child’s life even after they are no longer together. However, they must communicate, plan and adapt their parenting schedule. As families in Texas prepare for the new...
Details to consider about the mediation process
If you've found that it's difficult to communicate with your former spouse while going through the divorce process in Texas, mediation might be an option to consider. Sometimes, you might be ordered by the court to take part in mediation as a part of the divorce...
How to successfully co-parent
Co-parenting with an ex can be challenging. If you're a Texas resident, here are some family law tips to keep in mind to make sure that your child(ren) receives the care and attention and care they need from both parents. What is co-parenting? Divorce and custody law...
What you need to know about co-parenting plans
When spouses decide to go their separate ways in Texas, they need to figure out how they will continue caring for their kids after the split. Family law requires that divorcing couples with kids decide on a co-parenting plan that outlines custody and visitation...
What situations increase the importance of hiring a lawyer?
If you find yourself getting divorced for the first time in Texas, it's understandable to be unsure of what to do next. In certain cases, it may be very beneficial to have a lawyer in your corner. Here are a few situations that increase the importance of having a...
Do you need your child support order changed in Texas?
Parents' financial circumstances and their children's needs often change after the divorce decree is settled upon in Texas. For instance, your child may need extra support for medical expenses, school activities and other basic needs, or you could lose your job or get...
The military family and a Texas divorce
Like most major life events that happen while you serve in the military, divorce comes with a special set of considerations that you need to consider. While state law and local practices often govern divorce proceedings, there are some federal and military statutes...
Summer vacation tips for divorced parents
While summer vacation may be your kid's favorite time of the year, it can be very difficult and stressful for divorced parents. It is important that these individuals work together to ensure that their children have fun vacations. Here are some tips divorced parents...
Ways to ensure summer visitations go smoothly
Going through a Texas divorce often means dealing with lots of new experiences, especially if you have children. With that in mind, you might be preparing for your first summer as a divorced parent. During this time, you and your child's other parent are likely...