When divorce turns into a high-conflict family issue, child custody negotiations and what happens afterward can get tense.
Child custody attorneys recognize that sometimes these cases end in situations where ex-spouses are unable to co-parent amicably in spite of their attempts to do so.
In these circumstances, one way to [...]
When parents divorce, the child custody agreements they must adhere to afterward can sometimes become challenging.
The first step to ensuring an agreement works well for both spouses is pursuing a custody case with an experienced child custody attorney; even then, situations can arise after the fact that make living [...]
The COVID-19 pandemic has created life challenges for everyone, especially divorced Texas parents attempting to adhere to child visitation agreements and successfully co-parent during these unprecedented times.
Child custody agreements have come into question as parents struggled in the spring to deal with school closures on top of employment difficulties [...]
Divorces are undoubtedly hard on everyone involved, including any minor children.
Child custody lawyers know they can be very challenging for the parents of any children as well, particularly when parties must co-parent as part of their custody agreement.
Family law attorneys point out that co-parenting does involve both parents; [...]
When parents divorce, family law attorneys can help them reach favorable custody arrangements based on their own unique circumstances. Child custody attorneys find that in most situations, shared custody or joint managing conservatorship as it is known in Texas is preferred by the court and more beneficial for [...]
When you divorced, you worked with family law attorneys to obtain a favorable agreement regarding child custody and visitation. Those agreements were most likely negotiated by your child custody attorney and were based on the personal circumstances surrounding you and your former spouse at the time of the divorce.
Personal circumstances change or one parent may fail to follow [...]
Geographic restrictions are factors that child custody lawyers know can complicate some custody cases. If you are a parent with primary custody, you cannot move away from your child’s other parent without express permission from the family court.
When you must move, it is essential that both parents [...]