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If you are headed for a divorce that involves minor children, you probably have several questions and concerns about how custody of your children will be handled in the divorce.

Becoming a grandparent is an amazing experience for most people. The opportunity to bond with a grandchild and play a role in shaping who that child will become is something most of us look forward to with great anticipation.

Whether you are in the middle of a divorce or your divorce is behind you, co-parenting can be stressful under the best of circumstances. Right now, with the Covid-19 pandemic sweeping the globe co-parenting can seem like walking through a minefield.

When the parents of a minor child decide to divorce, a number of important issues relating to the child must be resolved during the subsequent divorce proceedings.

Is divorce in your future? If so, like many men you may not feel the emotional impact of the divorce right away. Initially, your biggest concern may be the financial repercussions of the divorce.

“NOTICE: The Texas Supreme Court has drastically changed some of the Rules of Procedure in Family Law cases for all cases filed after January 1, 2021!

Realizing that you have a legal problem that requires the assistance of an attorney is worrisome in and of itself; however, you then need to figure out what type of lawyer you need and find the right one for you and your legal problem.

The fallout of a relationship, whether it’s within a marriage or not, is one of the most difficult times anyone has to go through. But what makes it harder for couples is the fact that it has a huge impact on their children...

In a child custody battle, it is a popular belief that the mother is often awarded custody or conservatorship of a child, with the father’s rights often overlooked.

If you are the father of a minor child and you are not living with the child’s mother, it is almost inevitable that you will end up a party to litigation involving issues related to your child.