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Co-parents who have gotten divorced may no longer be married, but they will always be connected in some way through their children. There are times when they still need to work together, such as when making important decisions for the child. For example, as a child...
In recent legislative sessions, Texas enacted changes to its child custody laws, impacting families across the state. The new laws expand the pool of relatives who can intervene in custody cases, providing more opportunities for family members to play a role in a...
You have planned an international trip with your child, booked the flights and even have a Texas court order that outlines your possession schedule. But now, your co-parent is refusing to cooperate. They might be refusing to hand over the child for your scheduled time...
Dividing child custody during a divorce can be a complicated process. Both parents may want very different outcomes, so it can be hard for them to find a joint solution. An example of this could be when two parents both want full custody of their child, so the court...
If you’re preparing to take your first vacation as a solo parent with your child since your separation or divorce, you likely know the importance of ensuring that you have any necessary permission from your co-parent and possibly the court. A consent to travel letter...
Parenting plans are designed to support stability and the best interests of the child, but life does not always go as expected. Situations can arise that make a temporary change in custody necessary, especially when one parent faces short-term challenges. These...
Raising kids in a foreign country comes with its own set of challenges. When living in Texas as an expatriate, challenges often include balancing work, family and the legal details that come with parenting. One unexpected issue that can arise is how heavily your...
During your marriage, you and your spouse likely worked together to make decisions for your child. You jointly found a pediatrician or made healthcare decisions. You worked together to decide what religion your child should be part of or where they should go to...
Choosing a parenting time schedule after a separation or divorce is an important decision-making process that impacts both parents and children alike. One common arrangement is the 2-2-3 schedule, wherein a child spends two days with one parent, two days with the...
A child’s life is enriched by travel. Children who travel are more well-rounded and educated compared to their peers. Having family in another country provides an even greater benefit to your children by allowing them to explore their culture and learn its traditions....
International Family Law:
Divorce And Custody In A Global Age
