Divorce can deeply affect children, but thoughtful co-parenting approaches can ease the transition and provide a sense of consistency and comfort. In League City, Texas, families are exploring inventive, child-centered methods that reduce emotional disruption while...
Like their counterparts in other states, Texas courts use the best interest of the child standard when making custody and parenting time orders. As a reminder, Texas law refers to custody and parenting time with words like conservatorship, possession and access. When...
When parents separate, children often face emotional turmoil. They may feel torn between two homes, worry about losing connection with one parent, or struggle with changes in their daily routine. These challenges can impact their sense of security and well-being....
Preparing a custody or parenting agreement is perhaps one of the most difficult parts of a divorce. Besides the fact that it can be an emotional process, there are a lot of things you have to consider. These include your parenting plan, visitation schedules,...
Going back and forth between two households can be challenging for children after a divorce. Studies show that these children may experience increased stress, anxiety and adjustment difficulties. What's even more concerning is that children often don't express their...
Life is unpredictable, and specific circumstances can change in an instant. Addressing a child’s changing needs can be challenging for parents but can be especially tough for divorced couples. Modifying a child custody agreement can be daunting, especially when...
When it comes to divorce or separation, one of the most critical decisions you will make is about your child's custody arrangement. This agreement will shape your child's life, influencing everything from their daily routine to their emotional well-being. But what...
If you are the custodial parent, you may have more childcare responsibilities than the other party. Still, most child custody arrangements allow visitations, whether supervised or not. As the situation develops, there could be times when you feel like there are safety...
Figuring out child custody and parenting time plans is a legal and logistical challenge that thousands of parents face in Texas each year. Frequently, it seems like there is no simple solution to this issue, regardless of whether the parents were married or not. The...
A split or a divorce involving children causes various changes when it comes to parenting time. Whether a child custody battle ensues or not, the resulting custody agreement can feel permanent. While the current order is determined to be the most suitable arrangement...