For Texas parents, few things can be more distressing than the thought of losing the right to raise one's own child. In the vast majority of child custody disputes, the struggle is between a mother and father who are unable to agree on the division of parenting duties after their marriage has come to an end. However, there are other ways that parents can lose access to their children, even when the family unit remains whole and functioning.
Seek out available assistance after a military divorce
For many Texas spouses, the end of a marriage can be difficult to weather. For soldiers who are also adjusting to life after a deployment, having to simultaneously work through a military divorce can exponentially complicate matters. There are resources available to help military families in this scenario, but spouses need to be proactive in seeking that aid.
