Co-Parenting During the Holidays: How Texas Custody Orders Handle Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Birthdays
Texas custody orders already answer most of the holiday questions parents argue about every December; but people just haven’t read that part of their order. Key Takeaways: Texas’s standard possession order splits Christmas break at noon on December 28, not...
When Life Changes, Should Your Estate Plan Change Too?
Estate Planning 5 Life Events That Should Trigger an Estate Plan Review Most people do not think about their estate plan when life is moving quickly. You get married, welcome a child, buy a home, build a business, lose someone important, or enter a new stage of life....
Myth vs. Reality: Holiday Parenting Plans Can Wait
October Myth vs. Reality Reviewing your Texas holiday custody schedule before the season gets busy can help you understand school breaks, exchanges, travel, and family plans before questions become harder to sort out. October can feel early to start thinking about...
When to Modify a Texas Parenting Plan: Myth vs. Reality
Texas Parenting Plan Modifications When to Modify a Texas Parenting Plan: Myth vs. Reality A parenting plan can work well when it is created and still stop fitting years later. Understanding what has truly changed can help you decide whether your family is...