Child Custody Modification Under Texas family law, changes to the custody agreement can be made only under certain circumstances and with specific requirements. Generally, a person must wait a year before seeking to change the primary custody order. However, there are exceptions to this rule if: The person with primary custody agrees to the change or

When it comes to determining parenting time in Texas, it can be confusing to understand the various possession schedules that are available. In this blog post, we’ll break down the Standard Possession Order, the Extended Standard Possession Order, and the Possession Order for Children Under Three. Standard Possession Order Under the Standard Possession Order, Texas law

As a Dallas family lawyer at the Blacknall Firm, I often work with parents who are separated or divorced and are looking for guidance on how to best raise their children. Two approaches that I see frequently are co-parenting and parallel parenting. Understanding the differences between these two approaches can help parents make the best decision