Circumstances change over time and when they do, child custody lawyers understand that those changes can affect a parent’s ability to adhere to current custody orders.
Fortunately, child custody modifications can be made in certain situations.
Before seeking changes to a custody order, parents should consult with their attorneys to [...]
Holidays can become stressful for divorced families with child custody agreements in effect.
Child custody lawyers know that it is natural for both parents to want to have the kids for holiday visiting and family time; however, holiday time must be divided up like all other times according to the [...]
After completing child custody negotiations between two spouses and receiving a final custody order from the Texas family court, it is each parent’s legal responsibility to adhere to the directions set in that order.
Yet many child custody lawyers find that in some cases, parents fail to follow the orders [...]
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; [...]
Co-parenting is the preferred option in most divorce cases as child custody lawyers and the family court system find that children raised by both parents tend to benefit greatly from this arrangement.
Yet sometimes it can be a real challenge for spouses following a co-parenting plan and you may end [...]
When Texas couples with children divorce, one of the critical factors that child custody lawyers can advise about is child custody and how they can successfully raise their child beyond divorce.
In Texas, custody laws can be confusing, so it’s important that divorcing couples fully understand them along with how [...]
Of all the important decisions that every child custody agreement must include, one of the most critical is that of conservatorship and how it will be shared.
Who will manage the custody of minor children can be an area of contention between divorcing spouses, so it is recommended that parents [...]
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 [...]
When parents divorce, family law attorneys find this can sometimes affect relationships between grandparents and their grandchildren.
Child custody lawyers in Texas know that grandparents do not automatically have a Constitutional right to visitation.
If visitation is denied, grandparents must appeal to the state family court to obtain visitation rights, which can [...]