3 co-parenting tips for divorced parents

As a parent who is going through a divorce, it’s important for you to know how to co-parent with the other parent even though your marriage has ended. There are…

Like many other states, Texas strives to make it as easy as possible to adopt a child. For example, the state’s home residency requirement is minimal (six months) and may…

Emotions can run high during separation and divorce, and some parents may direct their anger at each other by trashing the rules of their child custody arrangements.  Do you know…

Parents getting divorced will never be easy for the children in the family, but there are certain things that adults do that make the process much more difficult for them.…

While many couples plan to start their families, a baby comes as a complete surprise to others. Relationships can be challenging to navigate, even with just the two of you…

Whether you set your own custody terms or a judge had to because you and your ex couldn’t agree on the specifics, your custody order is one of the most…

Supervised visitation allows a parent to spend time with their child — when that child normally lives with the other parent — as long as someone else is there at…

Determining who will have primary custody of a child is important. While many parents share custody around 50-50, many cases end with one parent having custody of the child more…

One of the main reasons people shy away from adoptions is cost. Adopting children in certain states or from overseas may prove expensive. Costs can climb into the thousands, especially…

Texas uses the term conservatorship to describe the right to make decisions for a child. By default, both parents have conservatorship without a court order stating otherwise. The state refers…