There was a time when fault was very important in divorce cases. One person had to accuse the other of doing something to cause the divorce, and the court would then rule on whether or not the divorce was allowed. Someone who didn’t have a good enough reason for the...
Year: 2024
Tips for dealing with an uncooperative co-parent
Co-parenting requires input by both parents for this kind of relationship to be successful. In the event that one parent becomes significantly uncooperative, it may lead to strained relationships, increased stress and difficulties in effectively co-parenting. This...
Is a modification necessary before a move while sharing custody?
Parents in Texas usually have a custody order in place shortly after one spouse files for divorce or unmarried parents decide that their romantic relationship is over. Both parents have to follow the schedule outlined in the custody order and communicate with each...
Should you stay in a dysfunctional marriage for your kids?
Relationships are often put to the test, and whether one should stay in a dysfunctional marriage for the sake of the children is a poignant and complex issue. The truth is that dysfunctional marriages can have profound effects on the emotional well-being of children....
What is a child-centered divorce?
One of the biggest concerns of divorcing parents is how their break-up will impact their children. It’s understandable, as divorce is considered to be a traumatic childhood event. However, a child-centered divorce can help mitigate some of the emotional trauma that...
When should you tell your kids you are getting a divorce?
Most people dread having a divorce conversation with their children. But approaching the discussion from a strategic angle can make it more manageable. One of the aspects to be strategic about is when to bring up the issue. When should you tell your kids you are...