Parents want what is best for their child, even when the family is in the midst of dealing with a divorce. Of course, this extends to deciding a custody method based on what benefits their child the most. According to numerous studies, joint custody might serve as a...
Child Custody
What should you know about possession and custody in Texas?
State courts often have a final say in custody arrangements and will choose in accordance with what they feel will serve the child's best interests. To make the transition easier for everyone, it is important to learn about mandates set up during court proceedings. It...
How courts view parental requests for relocation with children
Perhaps you are the custodial parent of sons aged eight and ten, and you will want them to continue living with you when you move across the state. No doubt you look forward to the new job opportunity that drives the move, but how will the court view your relocation...
How do joint conservatorship arrangements work in Texas?
In the state of Texas, courts want to support the best interests of children and families in cases of divorce. When possible, judges award joint conservatorships, allowing both parents to involve themselves in their children's lives. If you are a parent going through...
Understanding Texas custody and possession orders
Divorcing couples in Texas who have children usually must make difficult custody decisions that affect the entire family. State courts usually have control over the final arrangements and act in the best interests of the children. Both parents and children alike must...
When can you modify child custody in Texas?
If you have a child custody agreement that no longer meets your family's needs, you can ask for a modification in Texas. The process varies based on whether both parents agree to the proposed changes. Review these considerations when you want to modify a joint...
Enforcing a visitation order
If you recently completed the divorce process or you are in the early stages of ending your marriage, you likely need to focus on various legal matters. If you have kids, custody is a crucial issue and you need to make sure you understand your rights as well as your...
How can you coparent civilly?
While divorce is the final step in ending your marriage, it does not end your parental duties with your ex-spouse. When you have children together, you will be in each other’s lives in one way or another forever. If there is a lot of conflict between you and your ex,...
The Rights of a Texas Parent with Sole Custody
Child custody is an emotional and sometimes contentious legal process, particularly when two parents cannot work together to agree on how to meet their child’s best interests. When this happens, the courts can step in to assign custodial or conservatorship rights to...
Dealing with child custody during new coronavirus can be tricky
During the current coronavirus pandemic, many parents located in San Antonio have decided to self-isolate with their children. However, for divorced parents, this may mean that their co-parents may not be able to see their children as much as they used to. How do they...