If you share parenting rights with your co-parent, you likely have a custody order that was handed down by the court in your divorce, When looking at physical custody, this details where your child will live at certain times. If you violate this custody order, you can...
Emotions often run high when it comes to custody disputes. Parents are understandably focused on what’s best for their children, but what about the children themselves? Do they get a say in where they live or how their time is divided? The answer isn’t a simple yes...
A postnuptial agreement, also known as a postnup, is a legal contract that is created after a couple has entered into marriage. It resembles a prenuptial agreement, with the distinction that a prenup is executed prior to the marriage of a couple. Much like a...
Divorce is one of the most emotionally difficult experiences parents can face – but they have to face it together for the sake of their children. One thing that may help some parents maintain their equilibrium during these times is bringing a nanny into the picture. ...
Divorce is a complicated process, especially if there are children involved. No parent wants to lose their children in a divorce. As such, parents can arrange for child custody after a divorce. Child custody determines what rights and obligations divorced parents have...
You may want to move out of the state after your divorce. Or perhaps you just want to move to another location within the state, but a significant difference away from your ex. But you’ve heard that you can’t move without providing the court with a good-faith reason...
Crafting a workable virtual visitation agreement can make the process of co-parenting far more manageable. Virtual visitation—utilizing digital communication tools like video chat, instant messaging, story time apps and email—allows co-parents to facilitate a...
Conservatorship (child custody in Texas) is something that is a huge source of attention for parents in Texas when separating or divorcing. It is important for children and both parents to have time together. Unfortunately, there are situations where a custody...
Co-parenting occurs when parents who are no longer romantically linked continue raising their child or children collaboratively. If you and your children’s other parent are no longer together, it’s certainly possible to be effective co-parents and provide your...
Divorce is a challenging chapter in many families' lives, especially when children are involved. The decision to separate often comes with the difficult choice of where the kids will reside. While common practice may be selling the marital home so the parents can move...