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When you and your ex-partner split up, either agreements were reached between the parents or the court determined how child custody was going to work.

As a father, you are deeply concerned about being able to spend time with your child. You love your child and want what’s best for

When parents are divorced or separated, the child is apart from one of them more than half the time. The Texas Family Code encourages “frequent

If the parents of a child cannot agree on a visitation schedule for their child, the court must apply the Standard Possession Order unless there

One of the more difficult situations divorced parents face arises when one parent wants to move away. If the move is across town, that’s one

Sometimes, when we file a petition for divorce, the other side does not respond. In those situations, we can obtain a divorce for our client

The phrase “family violence” has a broad definition. It includes acts by one member of a family or household against another that is intended to

Texas’ Standard Possession Order sets out when each parent can have the children. The Standard Possession Order includes details, even as to the time of

We’ve written about the Standard Possession Order before. It’s the default order a court signs for visitation with the children. But the default order comes