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If you and your spouse have children and are pursuing a divorce, the future of your kids will be a top concern for both of you and the court will want to know how you plan to care for them after your divorce finalizes. If the two of you have agreed to create your...
Texas parents like you doubtlessly want to make divorce as painless as possible for their children. Unfortunately, this is easier said than done. Divorce is a difficult event for everyone involved, even in uncontested divorces. So, is there any way you can break the...
If you receive orders to serve overseas, you may need to relinquish your role as the custodial parent. If the non-custodial parent is fit to parent the children full-time in your absence, the court may determine this is the best course of action. In instances where...
Texas parents like you put their children before everything else. While it can be easy to regularly prioritize your children's best interests in most situations, it can be especially difficult to do so during a divorce. Although there is no foolproof way to make...
The events leading up to divorce often take a toll on your trust level with your spouse. Between broken promises, lies and disrespectful behavior, you may have just seen the worst side of your soon-to-be ex. It can be incredibly difficult to acknowledge right away...
Making the decision to adopt a child requires plenty of due diligence and reflection. If you've considered every variable and decided adopting is right for you and your family, you can begin preparing for the process. Read on for a checklist of some common items for...
Adopting a child is a huge responsibility and applicants are required to meet specific state guidelines. The state is responsible for the care and safety of every child in the foster system, so if you wish to adopt, it must ensure you are physically, mentally and...
While divorce may mark the end of your marriage, it does not have to mark the end of your family. Divorcing spouses who share children will need to continue to work together as co-parents while they learn how to share their parenting responsibilities separately. You...
A recent trend for resolving legal disputes in Texas is to use collaborative law. Contentious legal battles are never fun, but they can be especially destructive when it comes to your family and friends. An increasing number of people are choosing collaborative law...
You may have heard of collaborative law before but wondered what it looks like in practice. As you and your spouse go through a divorce, you may find there are a few significant structural differences between a traditional and collaborative style of divorce. The...
