Month: April 2022

Parents don’t necessarily want someone watching them while they visit and interact with their children. Unfortunately, there are situations during divorce cases and other times where supervised visits are ordered by the court. When this happens, you may be frustrated...

Your custody order may have taken weeks to negotiate or required extensive litigation in the Texas family courts. Once you have an order in place explaining how you should divide time with the children and share other parental responsibilities, both parents should...

Parental divorce always comes with some stress and uncertainty for children. That’s true even when their parents focus on their happiness and well-being. One important thing parents can do is make sure they feel comfortable and welcome in both of their homes. If one...