Family Law

Parental alienation can deeply affect the relationship between a child and a parent. You must recognize the signs so you can take appropriate action. There are key indicators of parental alienation you can look for and steps you can take to address this challenging...

Life is constantly dynamic and circumstances can change. When it comes to co-parenting, there may be instances where a custody modification becomes necessary for the well-being of your child. Approaching your co-parent about such matters requires tact and...

Going through a divorce can be tough for everyone involved. Sometimes, after the divorce process ends, circumstances change, and adjustments become necessary. One such adjustment can be modifying a spousal support order. Those preparing for divorce should understand...

Following a divorce, you and your partner have to decide how to split time with your children. If you have a possession order, this refers to the time one parent has to spend with the kids. For example, one parent may have possession on weekends and holidays or every...

Generally, obtaining a passport for a minor child requires the consent of both parents. However, this situation can become complex if you are divorced. If you suspect your ex-spouse is trying to get a passport for your child without your permission, there are steps...

The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines a family as a basic societal unit traditionally made up of two married parents. However, families are not always traditional, and they may include a mix of people and pets. When it comes to divorce and separation, Texas applies...

When you got married, you likely did not ever see your marriage ending in divorce. But this is the reality for many couples, and ending your marriage can give you a fresh start. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2021 in the U.S., 689,308...

Going through a divorce could be a scary time. Even if your divorce settlement grants you spousal support, you may worry about your ability to sustain yourself without the income of your former spouse. In fact, you could have a mental disorder that hampers your...

Technology can be the tool you use to better co-parent your children. There are many options that will allow you to talk with them and stay an active part of their lives. The best part is that technology can really help if you live far apart or cannot see each other...

Substance addiction affects much more than the person with the problem. In a marriage, it may lead to developing negative coping mechanisms, financial problems and more issues that increase the chances of divorce. During the process, that addiction may also impact the...