The Children’s Bill of Rights – Love Your Children More Than You Hate Your Ex | Episode 84

Sep 3, 2026

The Children’s Bill of Rights in Texas: Love Your Children More Than You Hate Your Ex | The Consultation Podcast

What rights do children have when their parents are going through a divorce or custody dispute? How can parents protect their children from unnecessary conflict? And what should parents understand about a child’s voice, emotional well-being, and best interests during a Texas family law case?

In this episode of The Consultation Podcast, Board Certified Family Law Attorneys Christina Jimenez and Joshua Floyd discuss the Children’s Bill of Rights and the important considerations Texas parents should understand when navigating divorce, child custody, conservatorship, visitation, and other family law matters.

Divorce and custody cases can be stressful for everyone involved—especially children. While parents may be focused on legal rights, property, schedules, and court proceedings, it is important to remember that children can experience significant emotional and practical challenges throughout the process.

Christina Jimenez and Joshua Floyd break down the Children’s Bill of Rights and discuss how parents can keep their children’s best interests at the center of their decisions. They also explore common mistakes parents make during custody disputes and ways parents can reduce conflict and help their children navigate family changes.

Disclaimer:

The information provided in this post is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Reading this post does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and The Jimenez Law Firm. Every legal situation is unique, and you should not act or rely on any information in this blog without consulting a qualified attorney regarding your specific circumstances.

 

For legal assistance, please contact The Jimenez Law Firm directly at (214) 513-0125 (Dallas, Fort Worth, Flower Mound, and Lewisville areas) or (432) 335-9000 (Midland and Odessa – West Texas).