After a couple divorces, it takes a while for everyone to adjust. Even parents need some time to absorb everything that has happened and settle into a new home or city. Some parents need to move away from their hometowns for job-related reasons or to...
Read MoreWhile the end of the summer craze is often a blessing for many parents, it often comes as curse, too. Those pre-first-day-of-school jitters can cause any parent to want to run for the hills. And no matter how hard you try to keep the weeks leading up...
Read MoreGoing through a divorce is one of the most difficult things anyone experiences in a lifetime. You are bombarded with seemingly-impossible choices at a time when a range of emotions can overwhelm you. When the decisions you have to make involve your c...
Read MoreThese are the days your children will look back on after they’ve gone off to college. With some planning and good communication with your ex-spouse, sharing these precious days will be problem-free. If you’ve already agreed upon a very specific s...
Read MoreDivorce on Facebook Social media has become ever-present in many people’s lives. Facebook, Twitter, and even YouTube channels have changed the way we distribute and consume information. The social media revolution has had both positive and negativ...
Read MoreCo-Parenting While parents may decide they no longer want to have a relationship with each other, in the vast majority of situations they both want to play a role in the lives of their children. Trying to define the nature and extent of that role—...
Read MoreCo-parenting is not something you can always do by the book. The dynamics of each Texas family differ, and could be particularly complicated in the event of a divorce. Even if you and the other parent have a visitation or parenting plan that works fo...
Read MoreFamily law courts have mostly moved away from awarding one parent in a divorce sole or full custody of a child. While the importance of both parents spending equal amounts of time with their children is recognized, exceptions do exist. If you are goi...
Read MoreTimes are tough for many Texas residents, and none more so than divorced couples who have to cope with the expenses of two separate households, often with no more money than what they had when they were married. Sometimes, noncustodial parents strugg...
Read MoreFortunately, Texas has an uncontested divorce process that takes less time and money than a traditional, adversarial divorce. If you and your spouse feel that you can come to an agreement without the intervention of the court, you could choose this o...
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