Imagine this: You and your ex have a child together. Your relationship with your ex remains amicable despite the breakup because you both care deeply about your child. Eventually, your ex moves on and gets into another relationship. It turns serious -- but then your ex is killed in a tragic accident. Suddenly, your ex's new love interest is suing you for custody of your child -- and a judge gives it to them.
Divorcing a narcissist isn't easy: Here are some tips
"You can't live with them -- and they don't want you to live peacefully without them, either." That's probably the best way to describe the situation when you're divorcing a narcissist.
3 signs marriage counseling may not be working
All marriages have their ups and downs. Nevertheless, if your union seems to have a greater number of bad days than good ones, marriage counseling may be an option. While couples therapy usually does not fix everything, it may be a convenient way to solve many of the problems with your marriage.
Can you adopt an adult in Texas?
Adoption is a great way for a family-in-fact to become legal family. It's used all the time in cases involving parents and minor children. But what if you want to adopt an adult? Can you do that in Texas?
Here are the custody issues you and your ex will fight about
Rearing a child is hugely rewarding -- but it isn't easy. Every parent struggles with the decisions they have to make. That struggle can be compounded, however, when a parent is divorced and you and your ex-spouse aren't on the same page about your parenting plans.
