December 22 is one of the busiest travel days of the year. Airports are crowded, highways are full, and holiday schedules are tight. For parents sharing custody, travel day often overlaps with possession exchanges, long-distance visitation, and heightened emotions for children. At Barina Law Gro...
Texas custody law is built around one core principle:the best interest of the child. Under the Texas Family Code, possession and access are designed to: Promote a strong parent-child relationship Encourage frequent and continuing contact Support emotional, educational, and physica...
December is one of the busiest travel months of the year. Between school breaks, holiday visitation schedules, family gatherings, and last-minute plans, parents often find themselves juggling logistics while trying to keep children safe, calm, and comfortable. For families in Central Texas—inclu...
Travel is a major part of the Christmas season, especially for families who share custody or live in different cities, counties, or even states. Whether you're driving across Temple, flying out of Austin or Dallas, or coordinating long-distance visitation for a military family connected to Fort C...
The Christmas season is one of the most important times of the year for families, especially children. In Texas, holiday visitation follows specific rules laid out in the Standard Possession Order (SPO). For many families, especially those navigating shared parenting for the first time, understan...
