San Antonio, TX
Home to a large military community, San Antonio brings unique pressures to divorce, from deployments to frequent moves, on top of Texas's community-property rules. DivorcePlus connects you with experienced divorce coaches who understand the Texas process and help you navigate it with clarity, confidence, and steady support.

  • Emotional Support During Divorce

    How can a divorce coach help me in San Antonio? A coach offers a judgment-free space to process emotions and regain clarity, so you can move through your Texas divorce feeling grounded, even amid military or family demands.

  • Step-by-Step Guidance & Organization

    Is a divorce coach the same as a therapist? No. A coach is more action-focused, helping you organize, prepare, and take practical next steps while still giving you space to process the emotional side of a San Antonio divorce.

  • Communication & Co-Parenting Support

    Can a divorce coach help me co-parent in San Antonio? Yes. Coaching helps you communicate calmly with your co-parent, reduce conflict, and build schedules that hold up, including around military timelines and moves.

  • Planning for Life After Divorce

    When is the right time to hire a divorce coach in San Antonio? As early as possible. A DivorcePlus coach helps you set goals, rebuild confidence, and plan your next chapter from the start.

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When Your Child Is in Distress and Your Co-Parent Is Volatile

By Leslie Bonin, family law attorney, and Monique Drake, JD and Certified Coach • September 16, 2026
A family law attorney and a divorce coach on helping a distressed child, documenting what's happening, and what a court can actually order about a volatile co-parent.
Close-up of a woman with eyes closed, holding a pink note over her mouth with an X drawn on it.

DARVO: Deny, Attack, and Reverse Victim and Offender

By Alicia Pellegrin, PhD, Forensic Psychologist, and Richard Perque, family law attorney and former judge • September 3, 2026
A forensic psychologist and a former family court judge explain DARVO, why it works on observers, how to recognize it, and what courts can actually do about it.
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When a Child Gets Their Own Lawyer: Attorneys for Children in Custody Cases

By Richard Perque and Leslie Bonin, family law attorneys • September 2, 2026
Two family law attorneys, one who serves as court-appointed counsel for children, explain child attorneys, GALs, and amicus attorneys, and when a court appoints one.

When Your Child Is in Distress and Your Co-Parent Is Volatile

By Leslie Bonin, family law attorney, and Monique Drake, JD and Certified Coach • September 16, 2026
A family law attorney and a divorce coach on helping a distressed child, documenting what's happening, and what a court can actually order about a volatile co-parent.
Close-up of a woman with eyes closed, holding a pink note over her mouth with an X drawn on it.

DARVO: Deny, Attack, and Reverse Victim and Offender

By Alicia Pellegrin, PhD, Forensic Psychologist, and Richard Perque, family law attorney and former judge • September 3, 2026
A forensic psychologist and a former family court judge explain DARVO, why it works on observers, how to recognize it, and what courts can actually do about it.