For divorcing parents, determining child custody is one of the most concerning aspects of divorce. The Texas Family Code details the policy regulating custody, called conservatorship, by putting the children's best interest first. Judges must use discretion when...
Month: August 2022
Do you think your ex will choose an irresponsible babysitter?
No parent can be with his or her children all the time. When you are not available to care for your kids, you use your best judgment to select an appropriate babysitter. This person may be a professional, like a nanny, or an amateur, such as a friend or relative....
Common myths about child custody
When couples with children get a divorce, tussles over custody are common. Both sides may suffer significant angst. Some worry is unnecessary, as anxiety often stems from misconceptions. Child custody decisions do not have to be stressful events. Myth #1: Court is...
Where do you begin with property division?
Texas is a community property state. That means if you and your spouse do not come to an agreement outside of court on how to divide your assets, the court will evenly divide them for you. This may not work for your needs or desires. The best course of action is to...
