Co-parenting is hard, but the right tools make it a lot smoother. These are the co-parenting apps, Texas legal resources and support sites I recommend for parents raising kids across two homes. Keep the focus on the kids and the drama to a minimum. #...
OurFamilyWizard keeps schedules, expenses and messages in one place, and many courts recommend it.
OurFamilyWizard
TalkingParents has accountable messaging and a shared calendar, with a free plan to start.
TalkingParents
2houses makes it easy to share calendars, expenses and important info between homes.
2houses
Cozi is a free family calendar both homes can see, great for practices and school events.
Cozi Family Organizer | Shared Calendar, Lists & More
TexasLawHelp has free legal forms and guides on custody, visitation and child support.
Texas Law Help
Open or manage a child support case and make payments through the Texas Attorney General.
Child Support in Texas | Office of the Attorney General
Texas RioGrande Legal Aid offers free civil legal help for low-income families in the Valley.
Texas RioGrande Legal Aid (TRLA) | Free Legal Services
Federal resources on family support, parenting and keeping kids safe.
Child Welfare Information Gateway | Child Welfare Information Gateway
Up to Parents is a free online workbook that helps parents put kids first after separation.
Up to Parents
Find a family therapist or child counselor near you who works with divorced families.
Find a Therapist, Psychologist, Counselor
Pediatrician advice on helping kids adjust after divorce.
Co Parenting After Divorce
National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse with tips and support for dads.
Fatherhood
State Bar of Texas lawyer referral if you need a family law attorney.
State Bar of Texas | Lawyer Referral & Information Service
KidsHealth tips on helping children cope with divorce.
Tips for Divorcing Parents
coParenter app for scheduling and resolving conflicts with help.
