Child Custody

Divorce in Texas is hard enough as it is, but having to deal with a child custody battle makes matters even worse. A common perception among the public (and even some family law attorneys) is that the courts favor mothers, with divorcing men getting shortchanged in custody… Read On

  Child custody, also known as conservatorship and possession under the Texas Family Code, can be complex. While the primary focus is on the biological parents, there are instances where individuals such as grandparents and stepparents may seek legal visitation rights in relation to the… Read On

Divorce can be complicated, especially when children are involved. You may go into a divorce confident that you’ll get what you want when it comes to child custody, only to discover things may turn out a lot different than expected. The best thing to do… Read On

As a parent, you must know how to protect your family law rights. Whether you have primary custody of your child or you have visitation rights, it is crucial that you have a basic understanding of the Texas child custody and visitation laws. In this… Read On

Child custody battles can be one of the most challenging and emotional issues a parent can face. If you are involved in a child custody case in Austin, Texas, hiring a skilled and experienced child custody lawyer is highly recommended. An experienced child custody attorney… Read On

How to File for Child Custody in Texas Filing for child custody in Texas can be challenging and emotional, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the state’s family law system. Whether you’re seeking sole physical guardianship, conservatorship, or simply looking to protect your parental rights, it’s… Read On

Do Texas custody laws favor Moms? There’s a widespread perception among fathers going through a divorce in Texas that the law is biased in favor of moms. It isn’t. In fact, the Texas Family Code expressly prohibits courts from considering the marital status or gender… Read On

Child custody disputes are hard enough, let alone during the holidays when you want to focus on family. You might want more time with your child than your possession schedule specifies around Christmas, New Year’s Day or other times of year. It is possible to… Read On

One size doesn’t fit all for shirts nor for child visitation schedules. Families are unique, and you may need a possession schedule that works with your specific situation. The standard possession order may work for many, but you deserve a schedule that considers the best… Read On

Living in a pandemic stresses many relationships, and it may cause particular challenges for child custody arrangements. In addition to shelter-in-place orders that restrict the ability to travel, parents may fear for their children’s safety in a co-parent’s care: What if the co-parent is exposed… Read On