child custody

When courts decide custody cases, they take the best interests of the child into consideration. This means the court makes decisions that support optimum health and wellness in a child, both physically and mentally. As explained by ChildWelfare.gov, many states have...

Adjusting to a new Texas custody arrangement takes time for everyone involved, but you may find that the process is easier if you feel confident your child is comfortable and happy while staying with your ex. There are a number of things you might do to facilitate...

When it comes to children, money is always a topic of conversation. You need to ensure that your children have adequate care and support. After a divorce, tracking finances may be difficult. CNBC mentions working with your former spouse to come up with financial...

Sharing custody with your ex is not easy, but for the sake of your children and your mental health, you need it to be as amicable as possible. If this feels daunting, there are tips that may help you succeed. According to Today's Parent, to co-parent effectively, you...

If you have a difficult relationship with your ex-spouse but also have children with him or her, often dealing with the aftermath of divorce is more difficult than the legal process itself. This is because it is almost guaranteed that you will be in a joint custody...

Nowadays, your custody agreement may look different from the custody agreements of the past. Your priority is your child’s wellbeing and you and your spouse’s relationship with your children. If you defend your parental rights, there is no wrong way to form a custody...

Your child custody hearing in Texas will help determine a satisfactory agreement between you and your former spouse regarding the care of your children. Many factors influence how and why the custody agreement comes together. While you may disagree with aspects of the...

When in the military, your service should not interfere with your ability to obtain child custody and/or visitation. As a servicemember, your obligation to the country does not have to supersede your parental rights. You still have an entitlement to all the same...