Can you still move if you share custody? 

Sharing custody can limit your freedom in some ways after a divorce. You have to take the custody order into account. If your ex also has parental rights and/or assigned…

When parents in Texas divorce or separate, their lifestyles inevitably shift. After all, everything from basic cost of living expenses to the daily schedule will change dramatically. Parents and children…

If you’re a Texas parent considering or preparing to divorce, you may find some of the legal terminology confusing and unfamiliar. For example, what’s often referred to in many places…

The advancement of technology is impacting almost everything in the world, including co-parenting. Raising children in two homes has its challenges, such as lack of consistency, discipline differences and communication…

Expert after expert have touted the importance of both parents playing an active role in raising children. These include medical experts throughout the nation as well as the Texas Attorney…

Parents often take for granted that they have a say in what happens with their children. They typically assume that they can work through things with their spouse if there…

Over the past two decades, virtual visitation has emerged as an alternative form of communication and interaction between parents and their children, particularly in situations where physical visitation may be…

Planning for child custody can be difficult. Many parents struggle to sort out a plan that’s going to work for their family. They may disagree about who should have custody…

Sharing parental responsibilities and time with children is a challenge for all parents after a divorce or separation. People tend to be very emotional about the end of a romantic…

Co-parenting can be a challenging experience, especially if you and your ex-spouse don’t always agree on what’s best for your children. Creating an effective co-parenting plan can help reduce stress for…