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...
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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 power of calendars in Texas custody cases
Texas custody cases can be fraught. It's important to adequately prepare with anything that you and your attorney believe could persuade the court to rule in your favor. In the case of a child custody agreement, even an old calendar schedule could be the difference...
How to successfully co-parent during the holidays
Parents in Texas often dream of magical holidays for their children, but when parents are divorced and co-parenting, this can seem challenging. However, with some planning and organization, parents can ensure that their children will have holidays they will always...
Focusing on children during a divorce
Many Texas marriages end in divorce each year. This legal process is stressful and emotional for everyone involved, especially children. As a couple ends their relationship, it is essential to prioritize their children's well-being. Ushering children through a divorce...
Working with your co-parent to raise a special-needs child
If you are co-parenting a special-needs child in Texas, you must be prepared for significant challenges. Commitment to working together to serve the child's best interests and a willingness to be understanding, patient and flexible will help you raise your child in a...
Preparing the right documents is key in a child custody case
During a child custody dispute in Texas, one factor that is often overlooked is having critical documents prepared. This can mean the difference between getting custody or not. Parents need to show evidence to bolster their contention that the child will be better off...
How to get your kids to talk about your divorce
When Texas children see their parents go through a divorce, it’s not uncommon for them to build up an emotional wall and refuse to talk to anyone about what they’re feeling. While many children from divorced parents benefit from working with a licensed therapist,...
Why alternating weeks isn’t a great way to co-parent
No matter how amicable a divorce is, the emotional and mental toll, especially on children, often takes some time to recover from. While divorced parents in Texas typically work tirelessly to ensure that their children are in the best possible position to thrive...