Disputes about child custody and parenting time are very common during the holidays. The holidays are a quintessentially “family” time of year, and everyone wants to have the kids then.
Read MoreOne of the most challenging and contentious aspects of a breakup, separation, or divorce is the issue of child custody, which is also called conservatorship, possession, and access in Texas [...]
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Read More about How Does Domestic Violence Affect Custody Determinations in Texas?When two people separate or divorce, it’s rarely amicable. With such strong emotions for each other gone awry, there can be a lot of anger, bitterness, and resentment. When those same two people have children, they can lose sight of what’s important [...]
Read More about If Parental Alienation a Crime in TexasHolidays and Parenting Time While the holiday season can be stressful for many, for parents who are divorced and sharing joint custody of their children, navigating time sharing around the holidays can be particularly challenging.[...]
Read More about Holidays and Co-ParentingLitigation is not necessary to complete your divorce On behalf of Law Office of Kyle Whitaker posted in Divorce on Monday, March 13, 2017. Anyone, whether in Texas or elsewhere, who has been through the[...]
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Read More about Divorce and holidays: Keeping bah humbugs awayHow Are Taxes Affected By Divorce? On behalf of Law Office of Kyle Whitaker posted in family law on Monday, August 29, 2016. Going through a divorce can be one of the most stressful events in your life. Child[...]
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