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On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Jun 23, 2021 | blog, child custody
When you have a child with a former partner in Texas and you both want that child to spend time living in your home, you may need to have the courts step in if you are unable to agree to custody terms. When making decisions about where your son or daughter should...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Apr 17, 2021 | child custody
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...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Mar 29, 2021 | child 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...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Dec 2, 2020 | child 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...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | May 28, 2020 | child custody
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...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Apr 10, 2020 | child custody, divorce
The effect that divorce has on children could begin as soon as one spouse moves out of the family's home. Some separated spouses, however, have turned to social media and a split-living arrangement known as “birdnesting.” Under the right circumstances, either or both...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Jan 27, 2020 | child custody
As a parent, your children and their ultimate custody likely represent your major concerns about your upcoming divorce. Texas law allows you and your spouse to come up with your own custody and parenting time arrangement, but should you fail to reach an agreement, the...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Dec 12, 2019 | child custody
Making decisions about child custody is one of the most stressful aspects of a divorce. This is especially true when one spouse is applying for sole custody, which means both parties will have to make a strong case to the court to secure the custody arrangement they...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Nov 13, 2019 | child custody
Sharing custody of your child may not necessarily have been your first choice, but it may serve you and many other parents across Texas well to know that joint-custody arrangements can benefit your son or daughter in numerous ways. Often, the hardest part of sharing...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Oct 7, 2019 | child custody
When going through a divorce in Texas, some parents try to fight to get sole custody of the children. While there are some cases in which one parent is a much better choice in terms of caring for the kids, most courts favor a joint custody ruling. Parents should...
