Commitment, Compassion And Professionalism
The custody order that was put in place when you first divorced might have worked well for your family for many years. But just like children outgrow their clothes and toys, so one day may they outgrow the custody judgment. Learn more below about the applicable...
Amidst the already challenging process of separation, some parents experience a more painful form of manipulation—parental alienation. This occurs when one parent consciously or unconsciously turns a child against the other parent, creating emotional distance and, in...
As September is quickly approaching, the back-to-school season may be inspiring some anxiety if you co-parent with your ex. Coordinating schedules, school activities and daily routines can be a complex process, but with careful planning and open communication, you and...
When the court issues a child support order, it is not necessarily a permanent decision. As circumstances change, it may be necessary to modify the original order to ensure the best interests of the child are still being met. Whether you are a paying or receiving...
Spousal support in Texas is a multifaceted issue that involves a combination of financial obligations and unique legal considerations. For a court to grant a spouse's request for post-divorce support in Texas, the spouse must meet the eligibility criteria for...
A child custody arrangement helps organize each parent's obligations to their children after a divorce. Many custody arrangements do not work the first time. Here are a few things that you could discuss with your co-parent so that a custody schedule can work: 1. How...
Telling your minor children that you and their other parent are going to divorce can be challenging. You may spend weeks wondering how you will tell them. Yet, sooner or later, you must. Here are some tips to help it go better: Pick a suitable time and place Breaking...