Recent Posts in the Child Custody Category

• Texas Child Custody: What is a Standard Possession Order?
  Aug 8, 2018
  Whether it arises during divorce or as its own stand-alone proceeding, child custody is one of the most important matters in family law. Important ...
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• Divorce: What's a Disproportionate Award?
  Jul 2, 2018
  When spouses decide to divorce, there a number of issues to address. From parenting plans outlining custody and visitation arrangements to ...
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• Factors Considered in a Child Custody Case
  Jun 26, 2018
  Whether they arise during divorce proceedings or as a stand-alone family law matter, child custody cases are high stakes issues. That’s because these ...
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• Post-Divorce Modifications: Reasons to Change a Court Order
  Jun 14, 2018
  Whether reached through out-of-court negotiations or litigation, divorce cases are finalized through court orders. These orders are binding legal ...
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• Common Issues in Complex Child Custody Cases
  May 18, 2018
  When it comes to family law , child custody cases are the most complicated matters. That’s not only because they may involve complex familial ...
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• Child Custody Mistakes to Avoid
  Mar 5, 2017
  One of the most difficult aspects of a divorce is the way it will affect your children, particularly as it pertains to the custody and support orders ...
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• Grandparents' Rights in Texas, Updated
  Feb 15, 2017
  Recently, one of our followers on the CokerLegal Facebook page asked if we could repost one of our previous blog posts about Grandparents' rights in ...
  Posted By Duane L. Coker with Peggy RensbergerCokerLegal
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• Co-Parenting for the School Year
  Dec 22, 2016
  As the new school year is about to begin, here some tips for the newly-divorced or new members of a blended family to ease the transition and try to ...
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