Under Texas law, both parents generally have custody rights with regard to their child. After a divorce, the parents typically work out a parenting schedule that respects each parent’s rights to visitation with their child. It’s not easy to create one of these...
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How to handle a parent who is always late for custody exchanges
Custody agreements in Texas are made with the best interests of the children in mind. They are meant to be fair to both parents, allowing both parents to spend quality time with their children. Most custody orders are specific and include exact times each parent has...
Tips for co-parenting during the holidays
With summer coming to an end and the kids going back to school, many people start thinking about preparing for the upcoming holiday season. For divorced parents, the holidays can be a difficult time, especially when it seems like everyone around you is happily...