When parents get divorced, courts will determine which parent is the custodial parent (the one who primarily lives with and raises the child) and the non-custodial parent, who will typically see the child on weekends or otherwise for a lower percentage of time than the custodial parent. That said, if… Read More
Raising a child after a divorce does not come without its challenges. However, co-parents can best meet their children’s needs by taking certain actions and avoiding others. Continue reading and reach out to our Montgomery County child custody lawyer to learn more about the dos and don’ts of child custody.… Read More
On average, over 100,000 children are put up for adoption every single year in the United States alone. That said, there are many people who are willing and excited to adopt these children. If you’re considering adopting a child or you would like to learn more about what the process… Read More
Understandably, divorce is often a high-conflict legal process. However, there are ways to reduce tension and ease the burden of divorce on all parties involved. Continue reading and reach out to our The Woodlands, Texas divorce lawyer for some valuable tips on how to have a low-conflict divorce. 5 Tips… Read More
If you are a parent, the well-being of your child should be your top concern. Though every parent makes mistakes from time to time, some mistakes can have far worse repercussions than others. One of the more serious mistakes a parent can make is driving while under the influence of… Read More
Divorce can be a confusing process. As such, the two most important things you can do are hire an experienced The Woodlands, Texas divorce lawyer and read up on some of the most important divorce-related terms that you’ll most likely encounter along the way. Our firm has briefly outlined some… Read More
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When parents get divorced, courts will determine which parent is the custodial parent (the one who primarily lives with and raises the child) and… Read More
Raising a child after a divorce does not come without its challenges. However, co-parents can best meet their children’s needs by taking certain actions… Read More