According to federal laws, every child should have a maximum of two parents at a time. Apart from adoptive and biological parents, there has been an influx of custodial parents in Texas. Custodial parents are the parents who live with a child after the primary custody...
Child Custody
Help your children adjust to a new life after your divorce
Child custody battles often spill over into every area of the child's life. As a parent, you might want to protect them as much as you can from the drama. They'll likely still know that things are amiss, so you'll have to work closely with them to help them adjust to...
Reap the benefits from equal parenting time
Trying to determine what type of parenting arrangement is right for your situation is important, but it can often present a challenge. One option is that the parents share the children as equally as possible. This type of arrangement is good for the kids, and the...
Childcare responsibilities may play a role in custody decisions
Parents who are battling over child custody matters might find that they can't come to an agreement about how much time the children should have with each adult. This is one of the more difficult tasks that they have to work through because both parents want to have...
Help your teen to adjust to the news of your divorce
Teens who have always lived with both parents are in for a major change if their parents opt to divorce. Unfortunately, there isn't really anything they can do to force their parents to stay together. While it might be a bit easier to help a teen adjust than it is for...
Right of first refusal may grant you more time with the kids
As a parent, you have a right to say what influential individuals play a regularly recurring role in your child's life. While this might be easy enough when you're still in a relationship with the other parent, it isn't as simple if you're divorced. You won't have...
Work out schedule changes early with your ex
As the warmer months of the year approach, parents might need to make some decisions about how to handle schedule changes. These aren't always easy to work through, but you should be able to turn to your parenting plan to find out if there is already a schedule that...
Keep your children at the heart of co-parenting decisions
The relationship between co-parents is sometimes rocky, but this doesn't have to stop you from doing what's best for the children. Instead, you can choose to focus on the kids and try to make things work out for them. It might not be easy but it is possible if you...
Study finds parental alienation often used against mothers
When Texas couples are going through a divorce, it might involve a custody battle in which one parent claims that the other parent is guilty of parental alienation. However, some experts say that this claim is not scientifically sound and that it is a way to distract...
The challenges of co-parenting with a difficult ex-spouse
Setting boundaries with a difficult ex-spouse can be critical for divorced parents in Texas. Parents should keep two things in mind: One is that they should focus on what is in the best interests of the child. The other is that the best approach to co-parenting with a...
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