Co-parenting is an arrangement that requires both parents to act in the best interests of the children while working as a close parenting team. This type of parenting isn’t appropriate for everyone because of it’s typically not suited for high-conflict situations. For...
High-conflict parenting after divorce or a nonmarital separation can significantly impact children. When parents engage in ongoing disputes, communication breakdowns or aggressive confrontations, the home environment can become a source of stress and anxiety rather...
Ideally, couples who get divorced opt to divide the assets that they own equitably. The property division process doesn’t always go smoothly, which is why the courts may become involved. Couples are required to disclose what assets they own to the court as they work...
When facing divorce, it can be beneficial to plan in advance before filing any paperwork. As a result, it is important to understand why divorce tends to happen, as those who can see red flags and understand what’s likely coming have more time to prepare in order to...
Parents may understandably get into disagreements about where their child should live after a divorce takes place. They may both say that they want sole parenting time. They may even threaten to seek that type of legal arrangement if the other person doesn’t cooperate...
Parents will see the relationship that they have with each of their children change drastically throughout their childhood and adolescence. It is normal for parents to occasionally go through times when their relationship with their children is a bit rocky, especially...
Television and movies portray the legal profession as mostly taking place in court. Courtroom dramas make for good plotlines, but they are not realistic -- especially when it comes to divorce. Very few civil lawsuits filed in Denton end up going to trial. Divorces and...
