Divorce is, unfortunately, a reality for some Texans. When there are precious kiddos involved, almost everyone can agree that the best thing is to keep the children out of it. But how do you do that?

First, recognize that continued, protracted litigation will impact the children. Even with the best intentions, the stress that comes with numerous courtroom battles inevitably trickles down to the children, so keep them in mind when you are considering strategy decisions with your attorney.

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