One of the most highly contested areas in a divorce is property division. When you and your spouse cannot see eye to eye on who gets to keep a certain asset, the Texas family courts will divide all your community property for you. The court will determine a just and...
Parenting models of modern parents are more nuanced, which only means there are now more ways to address varying family dynamics amid divorce. Parallel parenting, as implied by its name, is a parenting arrangement where spouses maintain a healthy distance from each...
Hormones play a big part in the mood and behavioral changes of teenagers. Not only does it make them prone to irritability and mood swings, but it also makes them crave independence from their parents. If you are co-parenting a teen after divorce, then you know how...
Co-parenting can be challenging under the best of circumstances. But distance separating parents after a divorce can present additional hurdles. Imagine the daily battle of coordinating visitation schedules. Not to mention the disruptions brought by travel constraints...
Successful child custody negotiations can help you and your ex set up a co-parenting arrangement that adequately supports your children’s needs. Whether you are developing an entirely new arrangement or changing an existing one, the following tips will likely help...
Divorce can be a physically, emotionally and financially taxing process, so it is no wonder that people usually want to get it over with as soon as possible. However, it is also a complex procedure, and its outcomes can critically impact your life and your children....
Aside from the divorcing couple, the children suffer the most during a divorce. However, the situation could grow more complicated if the family has a child with special needs. Meeting your child's unique medical requirements could be challenging enough. Adding...
After endlessly trying to resolve your disputes, you must face the facts. You and your ex do not get along. Divorce is your only option, yet you cannot even agree to disagree. It makes it even more challenging to reach a settlement. A contested divorce is when the...
Divorce proceedings tackle factors that would affect you, your ex and your children's lives during and after the process. At a certain point, you and your former spouse would need to discuss and set up a parenting plan, whether formal or informal. Some couples might...
You and your ex remain your children’s parents after divorce. Even as you get on with your respective lives, you must ensure that your children receive the financial, moral, and emotional support they need. For this, communication between you and your former partner...