Child Custody

Divorcing a spouse who struggles with substance abuse is a very draining situation. If you’re considering or preparing for divorce under these circumstances, it’s important to approach the situation with both compassion and a clear legal strategy. Doing so can help to...

Worrying that your co-parent is badmouthing you can be deeply upsetting, especially if your concerns are starting to affect your relationship with your child. In the context of shared parenting, maintaining respect and open communication is necessary—not just between...

When you first started discussing divorce, you probably assumed things would remain civil —especially when it came to the kids. You and your ex may have even exchanged promises about prioritizing your children, working as a team and keeping things amicable. But...

When people talk about child custody matters, such discussions often revolve around divorce. After all, married parents who decide to divorce typically have to find ways to share parental rights and responsibilities. Disagreements about custody matters can often be...

There are unique legal considerations those seeking child custody in Texas must be aware of when they weren't ever married to their co-parent.  When a married couple has a child in Texas, they are automatically recognized as legal parents and have equal rights to...

A custody agreement is a legally binding document that outlines the terms and conditions of a child custody arrangement between two parents. It sets forth the rights and responsibilities of each parent, including their responsibilities for the child’s care, custody,...