A Texas appeals court has established a new custodial agreement following a divorce, allowing the mother to have specified visitation during scheduled summer breaks and holidays. The arrangement also ensures that both parents maintain regular communication with their children throughout the academic year. This ruling comes after prolonged legal battles over parental access, emphasizing the need for the children’s educational stability and aligning with the mother’s desires.
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Texas court upholds custody plan allowing mother in Portugal summer visits with her children
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