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Law Firm, PC has an excellent reputation and is known for providing quality, individualized service and attention to clients needing services. Consultations are by appointment only. Call 817-235-6044 to schedule a consultation with an attorney.
It takes time for everyone to adjust to the new normal after a . When parents can avoid these 5 mistakes, children and teens will have less stress, worry, and will adjust more quickly.
Divorce is stressful and creates a variety of emotions. It takes time for everyone to adjust to their new normal and for children to acclimate
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There are many benefits for couples working toward their new normal when using the Collaborative divorce process.
New Holiday Traditions While Divorcing - Collaborative Divorce Texas
Holidays can be difficult for children during a divorce. To ease the pain, establish new traditions for you and your children to enjoy over the holidays.
What Is the Role of Custody Evaluations in a Divorce?
The role of custody evaluations in a divorce is to determine what is in the best interest of the children. A child custody evaluator will
Impending Divorce? How to Not Spoil the Holidays
Don't spoil holidays for the family. Here are some tips for how to make the holidays go smoothly when you’re dealing with restructured families.
Planning for the Holidays During a Divorce - Collaborative Divorce Texas
If this is your first holiday season since your separation, then now is the time to start thinking about what the holidays are going to look
How does collaborative divorce help preserve relationships?
Many years after the divorce, I am convinced that the collaborative divorce process laid the groundwork for that reality. It helped us...
takes an emotional toll on the family. The current real estate market has added to that with increasing interest rates, declining house prices, and diminishing values in asset accounts.
Divorce takes an emotional, mental, and financial toll on the family. The real estate market has added to that with increasing interest rates
Parenting Time and Support in Collaborative Cases
When parents decide that it’s time to separate and divorce, they also have to decide how they will continue to co-parent their children.
The Three Most Important Decisions Before You File For Divorce
As a Collaborative Divorce Attorney, I have witnessed the sheer agony experienced by those I have served in making the decision to divorce.
One of the most common concerns parents have as they approach divorce and separation is this: “What should we tell the kids,
Ten Tips for Co-Parenting - Collaborative Divorce Texas
These ten tips should help you co-parent in a more stress-free environment that will benefit not only you but more importantly will alleviate
There is a bit of misinformation on the internet today about laws in Texas. Here are three of the most common e-myths.
There is quite a bit of misinformation on the internet today about divorce laws in Texas. Here are three of the most common e-myths:
Tips for Kids Going Back to School after a Divorce - Collaborative Divorce Texas
Going back to school after a divorce is challenging for children. Talk with your children about their feelings and help them manage their fears.
What exactly is and when should you refer someone to a lawyer?
At the beginning of the collaborative process all parties must sign an agreement that they will not go to court. As a result, if the process
If someone could remove all the emotional complexity out of a would be a lot like dissolving a business partnership. Most people struggle to handle tough decisions in a business setting – let alone when things are so emotionally difficult like in a divorce.
Getting divorced (and doing it well) is an expensive task.If someone were to do the impossible task of removing all the emotional complexity
Although many of us consider our to be family members, the Texas Family Code still considers them to be property, for the purposes of a . If your pet was acquired, adopted or purchased during the marriage, most likely the pet is .
Although many of us consider our pets to be family members, the Texas Family Code still considers them to be property
Many couples who face do so because they have been experiencing significant difficulties. When couples face these issues and decide to file for divorce, it is important to evaluate the , , income, and expenses of the marital estate to determine whether filing for can relieve one or both parties from debilitating post-divorce financial problems.
Many couples who face divorce do so because they have been experiencing significant financial difficulties. These financial woes may be one
The collaborative process offers a unique opening to foster positive co-parenting.
Divorce is difficult, but through the collaborative process we are able to develop a couple’s co-parenting skills and work on building trust.
The phrase “Co-parenting and Collaborative Law” has a nice ring to it. But how does the collaborative process facilitate co-parenting?
“My ex is poisoning my kids towards me. She is feeding them lies!”
While many adults can recover from the negative effects of a contentious divorce, let’s focus on the most impressionable party of all: the children.
There are some statements that therapists often hear from parents when they go through a traditional divorce. Instead of helping parents
There are many advantages to pursuing a Collaborative Divorce instead of the traditional adversarial approach.
• Collaborative Divorce can be more economical for both spouses
• It can be faster and more expedient
• It is family-focused and child-friendly
Read more about the pros (and cons) of the Collaborative process in our latest blog post.
For couples contemplating divorce, collaborative divorce can be an attractive approach to respectfully resolve their differences without going
Did you know that texts, emails, and social media can have a significant impact on the outcome of a divorce?
Patterns of abuse, a person’s character, or even wrongful acts can be found through the years in these electronic databases or also shared computer content.
Read attorney Gratia Schoemakers's (GP Schoemakers, PLLC) article on maintaining privacy and communicating with courtesy on digital media.
In our daily lives, technology has become the new norm. We don't think twice about using email, text, or social media posts to communicate
"There is no such thing as a friendly divorce."
"Divorce is outrageously expensive."
Have you heard these myths? A Collaborative Divorce team can help a couple stay amicable—saving them money and heartache. Learn more from family attorney Norma Trusch's blog post.
As a divorce lawyer, I am often surprised by the questions I hear from my clients reflecting common misconceptions about divorce...
Bitterness, anger, negativity—it's fair to feel these things towards a former spouse, but parents must model behaviors of stability and emotional health for their children.
Learn more about keeping your kids first through the Children's Bill of Rights in the latest blog post from Mary E. Jones, Attorney At Law.
Children need to see their parents being supportive of each other, especially during a divorce. They need to see their parents having
The period around remains one of the busiest times of the year for family lawyers.
Divorce has the potential to be one of the most emotionally difficult times of your life, so be sure to read our article on how to best manage your emotions, finances, and family matters.
Type in the words "Valentine's Day" and "divorce" next to each other, and you'll get a sense of how much pressure the holiday places on people to not only
One of the biggest pieces of the financial puzzle is “Who gets the house in a divorce?”
Psychiatrists and psychologists rank divorce as the second most stressful life event behind the death of a spouse.
Develop a plan to deal with the inevitable questions from school mates about the divorce to help children cope.
Going back to school after a divorce is challenging for children. Talk with your children about their feelings and help them manage their fears.
Dr. Karen Finn, divorce and personal life coach and author of On the Road from Heartbreak to Happiness, lists the following helpful tips for managing stress in divorce:
It’s obvious that going through a divorce is stressful. In fact, the top five stressful life events include: death of a loved
What can you do when this happens? Be prepared by knowing common dirty divorce tricks and how to deal with them.
How to Avoid 11 Common Tricks During a Divorce Couples going through a divorce often feel threatened and angry. The severe emotional pain can start
Summer co-parenting can be challenging; when the temperature gets hotter, here’s how to stay cool.
Summer co-parenting can be challenging; when the temperature gets hotter, here's some tips on how to stay cool.
The passive-aggressive spouse needs to control others and is difficult to be around. However, there are things you can do to deal with the passive-aggressive behavior.
Passive-aggressive people can’t communicate their feelings and expect others to read their mind. However, there are ways to deal with this type of behavior.
‘Til Death Us Do Part – The Unintentional Fulfillment of Their Marital Vows, Even After their Divorce
A former client called me today to ask what to do with regard to child support since her ex-spouse had died. They divorced collaboratively.
The Collaborative Divorce Process sets the stage for a positive post-divorce relationship, allows a healthy means of communication between the parties and aids in developing a detailed parenting plan.
Undoubtedly, divorce is one of the most difficult experiences for many people. Unwinding years of being together with one person is incredibly
There are few totally reliable signs your spouse is cheating, so it’s often difficult to be certain. Your spouse could be working late or seeing someone—how can you know?
You want to trust your spouse, but sometimes your instincts say something’s wrong. Don’t ignore the feeling and don’t presume your spouse is guilty. Instead, look for signs he or she is cheating
Any major life change, such as death of a parent, child birth, loss of a job, a major illness, living apart from your spouse, or becoming empty nesters when your children leave home, can produce a mid-life crisis and lead to divorce.
Any major life change, such as death of a parent, loss of a job or becoming empty nesters can produce a mid-life crisis and lead to divorce.
Collaborative Divorce provides the ideal vehicle for a couple that need to separate and have a child or children with Special Needs.
April is “Autism Acceptance Month.” Prior to 2021, this acknowledgement was called “Autism Awareness Month,” but as we have begun to learn
Recently Texas legalized h**p products and CBD oils. Therefore, using a legal product should not affect your child custody unlike the consumption of ma*****na which is illegal. Using h**p products and CBD oils would be legal and therefore would not adversely impact child custody, right? Read more on our blog:
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At the time of this blog, several states have decimalized recreational use of ma*****na, however, Texas is not one of them. Therefore, allowing a child to be around an illegal activity can be devastating to a parent’s child custody, as Texas Courts will focus on keeping a child safe. Read more on our blog:
At the time of this blog, several states have decimalized recreational use of ma*****na, however, Texas is not one of them.
The outcome of your custody case could set the tone for your family dynamic moving forward, so securing an equitable custody arrangement that furthers your child's best interests is of paramount importance. Unfortunately, parents sometimes attempt to turn their child(ren) against their co-parent during custody battles, either to secure more time with them, or to "punish" their ex. Understanding parental alienation, and how to avoid it, can help you create a healthy custody arrangement for your family. Read more on our blog:
Parental alienation, unfortunately, plays a role in many custody arrangements. For help with your parental alienation case, contact our office today.
Divorce is a life changing event even in the best of circumstances.
Either way you are likely to have some trepidation about what your post-divorce life will look like. Although you have accepted the fact that your life
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