By Kirsten Bode | Published June 6, 2024 | Posted in Family Law | Tagged Tags: Child’s Possession, Court Involvement, Legal Guidance | Comments Off on Modifying your Child’s Possession Schedule in Texas Without Court Involvement
In the realm of co-parenting, flexibility and understanding are paramount. Situations change, and sometimes, so should possession schedules to accommodate the evolving needs of both parents and, most importantly, the children involved. While it is possible to modify your existing possession schedule without involvement of the Court, it can only take place if both parents Read More
Read MoreDivorce proceedings are complex, emotionally charged processes, especially when it comes to practical matters like health insurance. In Denton County, standing orders are put in place to govern the conduct of parties during a divorce. Navigating health insurance amidst these legal proceedings requires careful consideration and understanding. Let’s delve into what you need to know Read More
Read MoreFamily law cases can be emotionally and financially draining, especially if they end up in litigation. In Texas, there are various laws and procedures in place to protect the rights and interests of both parties. However, even with these protections, Family Law cases can be challenging to navigate. While working with your spouse and trying Read More
Read MorePeople with personality disorders often seem to have two personalities. They might be quite reasonable at work and with friends, then revert to dysfunctional, extreme behaviors at home. Personality disorders usually begin in childhood or adolescence, and while those around people with personality disorders wish they would change, it doesn’t happen without: 1) recognition, 2) Read More
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