An issue many divorced parents have had to manage because of the pandemic is sharing custody of their children. Even now as the holidays near, The Attorney General of Texas has declared for parents to continue following their custody plans, including holiday possession orders. This is a set of agreements between parents to spend time with their kids. We want... Read More
When getting a divorce, one of the first decisions you’ll have to make is deciding on either filing for a no-fault or fault divorce. A no-fault divorce is chosen when a spouse believes their relationship can’t be fixed and neither partner is at fault. However, a fault divorce is an option if a spouse was abusive, cheating, etc., but this... Read More
The new school year has come with many new challenges for divorced parents. No matter if kids are studying from home or attending classes, parents are required to uphold their visitation schedules during the COVID-19 pandemic according to the Texas Attorney General. What should you do if you feel the need to adjust the visitation schedule you and your ex-spouse follow due... Read More
If you’re currently seeking a child custody order in McAllen, then you’ll probably hear the term “conservatorship.” This is a legal term for someone having custody of a child. There are three conservatorship roles: Joint managing Sole managing Possessory managing Each determines the type of relationship you have with your child and the decisions you’re allowed to make on his/her... Read More
If you and your ex-spouse have recently divorced and are in the middle of deciding how your child custody plans will be drafted, then it’s important to take a step back and create a summer parenting plan that will make your child custody setup easier to manage and follow. Make your summer visitation plans hassle-free with these tips, provided to... Read More
Chances are that you and your ex-spouse share a judge-issued possession order for access to your child. These possession orders vary from family to family and sometimes aren’t convenient enough for the parents to share quality time with their kids. Seek the help of our divorce lawyers in McAllen to request an easier visitation schedule. Read below to learn how!... Read More
Following your divorce, wanting full custody of your child or children is fully understandable. However, it’s important to take into account the many factors that will play in deciding if either you or your ex-spouse will gain custody and which will be given visitation rights. If you’re seeking a possession order as the non-custodial parent, then it’s doubly important to... Read More
In most situations, both custodial and non-custodial parents deserve bonding time with their child, but problems can arise when both parties disagree on a visitation schedule. This can create tension and even ill feelings between both sides, and as we all know, your child deserves better than to be thrown into the mix of things. However, there may come a... Read More
After a divorce occurs, it can be tough for two former spouses to come to an agreement regarding who cares for their children and how this will be done. This is especially true if the spouses had a rocky divorce and emotions are constantly high when the two are in each other’s presence. Read on to learn more about... Read More
Non-custodial parents are those who don’t make the day-to-day decisions for their child but do have legal rights like visitation. In order to have visitation rights, both parents must attend a hearing to be approved for a Standard Possession Order (SPO). This order is based on how close the parents live to each other, if they get along, and the... Read More