article on parents who continually miss visitation
The article discusses how to deal with a parent who continually misses visitation or is sporadic in their visitation. While this type of behavior may be irritating to you, it is devastating for the...
View Articleholidays and divorce
In my last post I went over tips to survive Halloween during divorce. As the holidays progressed I read more good articles on how to help your kids survive the holidays in the midst of a divorce. Dick...
View Articletexas standard possession order de-mystified – summer possession
Another misunderstood part of the Texas Standard Possession Order is the summer possession schedule. If the parent with visitation (not the custodial parent) gives the parent with custody notice by...
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texas standard possession order de-mystified – holiday possessions
I will finish up my series on the Texas Standard Possession order with a discussion on the holiday visits. These holidays typically include Spring Break, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Other “holidays”...
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when can a child choose which parent to live with in Texas?
This is a very common question and one which is HIGHLY misunderstood. The Texas Family Code section that deals with a child being able to choose a parent to live with is found in §153.009. This is...
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difference between joint and sole managing conservatorship in Texas
There is a lot of confusion regarding the difference between joint and sole managing conservatorship in Texas and what exactly they both mean. Let’s begin with the meaning. Sole managing and joint...
View ArticleTexas Standard Possession Order for October 2015
Welcome to October! Fall is here, sort of. A quick post here on the relevant dates for the Texas Standard Possession Order: Weekend visits this month: Friday, October 2 (1st) Friday, October 16 (3rd)...
View ArticleResidency Restriction in Texas
One of the most common issues that arise in family law matters is the residency restriction the Courts in Texas impose. Today I wanted to offer a few notes or tips on the residency restriction in...
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