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When parents share children but do not live together, child support is often legally required of one parent. Texas law mandates that parents provide for the needs of their children, which typically includes maintaining financial responsibility for those needs. Child...
Parents who split up have to work out the parenting plan that will govern the time the children are with each parent. It should also cover the rules that both parents will have to follow. It’s up to you and your ex to determine how co-parenting is going to work. This...
People sometimes refer to the period in life after your children move out of the house as becoming an empty nester. For the last 18+ years, you’ve been a parent, focused on working with your spouse to raise your child – or your family. But now the last person has...