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Child custody orders in Texas are designed to work in the best interests of a child. However, circumstances often change, families grow, and new situations emerge over time. For example, a custody arrangement that’s appropriate for a child who has turned into a teenager may not be appropriate for an infant who has turned into a toddler. Or, one parent may have taken on a second job or experienced a significant change to their schedule, which may require the visitation

Going through the divorce process in Texas with children involved can be one of the most difficult seasons of a parent’s life. Because there are so many tough decisions involved, it’s often difficult to know exactly how issues like child custody and visitation should play out. Unfortunately, splitting one household into two isn’t easy. So, what if the custody arrangement that you agreed to doesn’t end up working out and actually makes things more difficult for you and your kids?