Parents will come to counseling often because they have made the decision to separate or proceed with a divorce. They will often present a fear that they are traumatizing their children by breaking up. It is true that even the most well-adjusted kids can experience confusion, guilt or fear when they find out their parents
After a couple?s divorce, everyone is affected. As grandparents, the divorce shouldn?t have to take you away from your grandchildren. You likely have visitation rights that will allow you to continue a relationship with your grandchildren. Often visitation rights are discussed when the child?s parents pass or if they are separated from their parents. US
On this month’s Scroggins Law Group podcast, we talked about the holidays coming up quickly and about holiday visitation issues and holiday parties. While we prepare for everything to be perfect so that everyone has a good time, consider a few additional items on your list. Hosting a group of people with different thoughts and
Podcast: Planning Holiday Visitation for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Getting Creative with Holiday Visitation Planning on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Thanksgiving is tomorrow, which means that Christmas and New Years are also right around the corner. It is time to plan and get ready for holiday visitation and all the family events by
With divorce With divorce comes new opportunities, however some may be limited by location when you have children. When both parties to the divorce equally seek the custody of children, there are options to agree or litigate the issue of who gets primary custody and the right to determine where the child lives. After the
Grandparent Visitation And Custody In Texas While the traditional grandparent role may hold true for some, for many other families, grandparents are immediate and direct caregivers, supervisors and role models with visitation and custody rights. Texas courts have the authority to allow grandparent visitation of a grandchild under certain conditions when the court determines those
This program features Texas Board Certified family law attorney Mark Scroggins who shares information about creative child custody and possession schedules. Welcome to the Scroggins Law Group podcast series. This program features Texas Board Certified family law attorney Mark Scroggins who share information about issues affecting Texas families in divorce and family law. CLICK/TAP HERE
When in a divorce or family law action involving children in Texas, the court determines which parent will be the primary residential parent and how much visitation time the other parent will be awarded. It may be in the best interests of the parents to agree on visitation times and schedules instead of asking the
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