Visitation and Scheduling

Do Not Give Up on your Children: Fight for your Children’s Time

Do not give up your children and throw in the towel because of their social lives, inconveniences, and teenage hormones. It would mean the world to a child to receive a phone call every day, or every other day, saying the simplest things; a five minute call.

Present a United Front When Telling Your Children About Divorce

When telling your children about your divorce be as quick possible. Choose your words carefully and make sure to show a united front.

What Exactly is a Standard Possession Order?

Brian McNamara, family law and divorce attorney in Kingwood, Texas explains a standard visitation schedule called a “Standard Possession Order” or “SPO.”

Addressing Post-Divorce Child Custody Issues During the COVID-19 Crisis

Whether you recently got divorced or have been sharing custody of your children with your ex-spouse for several years, it is likely that the coronavirus pandemic has affected your situation.

How Can Grandparents Enforce Visitation and Custody Rights?

There are family situations that can put grandparents at odds with their adult children over their grandchildren, driving them into legal confrontations.

Visitation Refusal By Divorced Parents During COVID-19

It’s important to recognize that reasonable people can reach vastly different conclusions about the safety of child exchanges and visitation in these strange times.

Joint Custody in the Midst of Coronavirus: Be Flexible With Your Ex

During this pandemic, you must be flexible about changing your parenting schedule to protect your kids. Here are 8 tips to help divorced parents weather the Coronavirus.

Moving Away With a Child in Your Custody? Get the Legal Facts First

Are you considering moving away with a child in your custody? Sole custody doesn’t automatically give you mobility rights, so it may not be as straightforward as you think, particularly where the other parent has access rights. Consider these legal facts before you move.

Helping Your Child Cope With Moving After Divorce

By following these tips to help children cope with moving after divorce, you could reduce your own stress and help your children have an easier time adjusting in their new home.