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Texas law requires that judges make child custody decisions based on what's in the best interest of the child. The judicial system references a previous case in which the judge clearly defined what factors they consider to make up "best interest." Contrary to popular...
It's understandable to hope that you and your former spouse can raise children while living apart in Texas. Unfortunately, that's not always how things play out. If you and your ex-spouse can't co-parent, it's time to consider establishing sole legal custody of your...
Child custody is one of the most difficult parts of post-divorce life for Texas parents. Trying to find a schedule that is consistent and works for both parents, as well as the child, and has flexibility for times of the year when school is not in session can take...