Child Custody

Supervised visitation occurs when a parent can only visit their child while a third party is present. The purpose is to protect the child while allowing the parent to maintain contact.  In Texas, courts may order supervised visitation when there are safety concerns,...

Parents going through a divorce mean that their children have to adjust to changes in just about every aspect of life. Many children who are going through this will look toward familiar adults to help them. Because of this, parents may want to keep the same nanny with...

These days, it’s easy for parents to electronically track their children and teens through their phones, watches and cars. Some even put Apple AirTags in their children’s backpacks. If you’re a parent who feels better knowing where your child is at all times, you may...

Child custody modification hearings can feel overwhelming, but you can improve your chances of a desirable outcome by presenting strong, clear evidence. The key is to prove that your position is in the child’s best interests. Here’s how to build a compelling argument...

Adults who divorce often look forward to the day when they no longer have to speak to their ex. For those who share children, that day won’t come for a while. In some cases, it may never come.  Communicating with your ex may not always be easy, but you must ensure you...

Most parents refer to parenting time and decision-making authority after divorce as “custody.” Some state laws, including those in Texas, use different terms. If you’re going to be divorcing this year, you’ll likely see these legal terms in the documents you’ll be...

Christmas is typically one of the hardest times of the year for divorced or divorcing parents and their children. Whether the divorce is done by that point or just getting started, the parents may not want to spend it together. Their children, however, likely want to...

When a parent exhibits narcissistic traits, this reality can be truly challenging for their children and for their children’s other parent. Narcissistic individuals often have a deep need for control, lack empathy and prioritize their own interests, which can make...

While getting divorced, you know that you want to protect your right to have custody of your children. Even if you’re not seeking sole custody, you at least want to share custody with your ex. This will keep you involved in the child’s life. But what if you have a...

Not all co-parenting relationships go smoothly. Some people can be very difficult to work with. One time they might try to cause you trouble is during handovers of the children. Here are a few tips to help you cope if this is the case. 1. Don’t play their game Don’t...