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When a married couple divorces, several significant personal, financial, and legal issues must be resolved. Few matters bear greater significance than custody of the splitting faction's minor children. Should a family court be required to award custody to one parent...
The coronavirus outbreak is bringing up unique custody issues for divorced families. With schools closed and recommendations to social distance, parenting plans can be disrupted. However, parents with joint custody need to be diligent during this time to ensure their...
There are many misconceptions in Texas custody law about a child's preference in times of a divorce. Some parents believe that a child can choose who they want to live with. While a child can have some say in a custody decision, ultimately, it's up to the court to...
Grandparents in Texas have long had difficulty in obtaining ordered visitation with their grandchildren through the state court system. Texas state law has historically had a loophole that allowed custodial parents to restrict visitation, as the state does not...
Child support is an important part of the puzzle for any parent going through a divorce. Child support becomes even more complex when parents have 50/50 custody. Many parents make the mistake of assuming that if parents share custody, neither parent pays support....
