What are the benefits of joint custody?

Negotiating child custody is one of the most difficult tasks when filing for divorce or legal separation. In Texas, and in many other states in the United States, courts often…

Although grandparents are family members, their rights are not the same as a child’s parents. If your grandchild’s mother and father divorced or live in an unsafe situation, you may…

Putting in a collaborative effort to raise your children is challenging for both divorced and non-divorced couples. But the fact that your children follow a different routine under your supervision,…

If you have decided to share custody of your children with your ex-spouse, you are heading into uncharted waters. While you may not agree with your former partner’s parenting style,…

Sometimes, a child custody arrangement that worked well in the first years after divorce no longer makes sense. Perhaps family circumstances have changed or children have different needs in their…

When a Texas court must make child custody-related decisions, it is typically going to do so after a judge weighs what he or she considers to be in a child’s…

Gender issues are at the forefront of much of the collective American consciousness as transgender activists continually push for understanding and equal rights under the law. Unfortunately, the parents of…

Asking the court to terminate someone’s parental rights isn’t easy — and it shouldn’t be. The parent-child bond is incredibly important. For the most part, the courts always hope to…

If you share custody of your children with a former spouse or someone else, you likely cherish the time you have with your kids. Eventually, though, you must handoff the…