Parenting Time eBook

Coordinating parenting time after a divorce can be complicated. Texas law, particularly the Texas Family Code and the Standard Possession Order, offers structure to help guide parents through this process. In legal terms, the courts refer to parenting time as “access and possession.”

In this free eBook, Attorney Bryan Fagan provides a clear explanation of these concepts. He breaks down access—which refers to communication with your child through phone, text, or other electronic means—and possession, which involves in-person time throughout the year, including summer and holiday schedules.

Judges are guided by the best interests of the child when approving parenting time arrangements. Working with an experienced family law attorney like Bryan Fagan can be instrumental in achieving a plan that works for you and your family. This eBook introduces key considerations that may impact your parenting time in Texas.

Inside, you’ll find helpful information about:

• Possession orders
• Virtual parenting
• Electronic access and communication
• The Texas Standard Possession Order
• Impact of distance between each parent’s residence
• And more

If you’re wondering how your divorce may affect parenting time or how to effectively coordinate with your co-parent, this resource is a great starting point.

Use the form in the sidebar to access your free copy of the eBook.

Please note that while the eBook offers valuable guidance, it does not replace personalized legal counsel. A consultation with our team at The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC, provides you with legal advice tailored to your unique situation and your child’s needs.