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Some Texas families encounter an additional challenge when figuring out how to manage custody because the parents' homes are located more than 100 miles from each other. This type of distance can complicate customary parenting arrangements, but there are specific...
Fighting for child custody can be incredibly difficult, but many parents in Texas simply have no choice. If you're facing this situation, you may feel overwhelmed and confused about the process. Despite some challenges, there are a few ways you can increase your...
Parents only want what’s best for their kids. Following a divorce, many parents in Texas work together to come to a child custody agreement that suits the best needs of the children. However, as the years go by and children grow, the child custody agreement may need...
Unfortunately, many divorcing couples in Texas fail to come to an agreement on parenting arrangements. If parents are unable to agree on a suitable child custody agreement, the matter may proceed to court. Regardless of what one parent wants or the issues that parents...
For parents in Texas who divorce, their top priority is usually to ensure that their children are taken care of and do not have to go through any unnecessary disruption. This often involves creating a suitable and satisfactory arrangement that serves the...
It's no secret that divorce can be contentious and full of conflict. For parents seeking a divorce, their primary concern should always be the safety and well-being of the children. In Texas, there are two basic types of child custody arrangements: physical custody...
As tough as a marital breakup can be for spouses, it can be even more difficult for children. Without a doubt, children benefit the most when both parents are involved in their upbringing. Because of this, shared parenting has become one of the most popular types of...
When parents in Texas decide to split, one of the most common areas of dispute is who gets custody of the children. In many scenarios, both parents want primary custody of the children. Unfortunately, this can often trigger a prolonged child custody battle. It is...
Active-duty status in the military can mean that your life is unpredictable. You may not know where you will be in a few weeks or next year. The military lifestyle can take a toll on your marriage, but just because you're going through a divorce while in the military...
After a divorce, either parents enter into an agreement about child custody or a Texas family court judge orders a parenting plan. Normally, these agreements do not occur overnight. Instead, these agreements may arise after months of litigation or negotiation. The...