Child custody is a common factor in divorces in Texas. When parents decide that they can't live together anymore, they have to determine how to take care of their children. Some parents nest, which means that they stay in the marital home. Others sell their home and move to apartments, making their children travel back and forth. In some cases, one parent takes on custody and the other gets none, such as in cases of abuse.
Why is having a prenuptial agreement a good idea?
As you approach your marriage, one thing you've heard people tell you time and time again is to think about having a prenuptial agreement. Personally, you've always felt that asking for this agreement was like telling your fiance that you don't trust them.
What do you need to include in a parenting plan?
If you and your spouse haven't sat down to talk about a parenting plan yet, it's time to do it. Your parenting plan is an important part of your divorce agreement and the custody arrangements you put in place.
You can fight relocation to keep your child close
You love your child, but you and your ex-spouse did not get along as a married couple. As a result, you separated and divorced. You had a good custody schedule, where both of you spent around 50% of the time with your child. Everything seemed good for a while, but now your ex is asking to relocate and take your child with them.
