You know that your job as a parent does not stop after a divorce and neither does your relationship with your co-parent. There are certain things you want for your child. Getting on the same page as your co-parent is going to be important as a result. For example, you...
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Co-parenting communication during the chaotic summer months
Summer can be a particularly chaotic time for families, especially those navigating the complexities of co-parenting. Between varied vacation schedules, summer camps and the general upheaval from the regular school-year routines, maintaining clear and effective...
Alimony for spouses with their own wealth: Fair or free ride?
Dissolving a marriage is rarely smooth sailing. Emotions often run high, especially when untangling complex and high-value assets. A particularly thorny issue arises when a financially well-off spouse seeks alimony from the other. Often, this can leave the other party...
3 mistakes to avoid during child custody disputes
Ideally, separated or divorced parents can work together for the best interest of their children and come to some form of agreement about parenting and custody – but that’s not always possible. When you’re in a high-conflict situation with your ex over the kids and a...
You can still keep your home after a divorce
Are you worried about losing your home when you get divorced? It’s understandable. You and your spouse are joint owners and you have to divide your assets. You may assume that this means you’ll have to sell the house, transforming it into a financial asset that you...
Texas property division and out-of-state assets
Property division is often a contentious aspect of a divorce involving high-value assets and wealth. To help ensure a fair outcome, you need to understand the different types of property and how courts treat them in a divorce. Entering property distribution...
Navigating virtual visitation: Tips for divorced parents
Modern technology has made it a lot easier for people to stay in touch, even when they’re located some distance from each other – so it’s no real surprise that “virtual” visitation is being increasingly embraced by divorced parents as a means to stay better connected...
How to set boundaries with your co-parent
Healthy boundaries are critical when it comes to co-parenting, whether it's a calm or high-conflict co-parenting situation. You and your co-parent being on the same page about what to do and what to avoid can reduce the chances of misunderstandings in the future. Here...
Understanding if a parallel parenting plan is right for you
Divorce is a reality for some married couples in Texas. While divorcing can be complicated, this situation can become more challenging when married couples divorce with children in the picture. Understandably, most parents want to remain a part of their child's life...
The challenges specific to a gray divorce
Divorcing later in life can be complicated as there are generally more assets to divide. As a community property state, Texas law assumes that all assets and debts need to be split evenly when a marriage comes to an end. Furthermore, a divorce may also have an impact...