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Child custody disputes can feel personal and high-stakes. In Texas, your time with your child depends less on gender and more on what you can show the court about your role as a parent. Texas courts focus on the child’s best interest Texas law does not give preference...
An uncontested divorce in Texas does not automatically decide child custody or visitation. You and the other parent can agree on a plan, but the court must approve it to ensure it meets your child’s welfare. Divorce can feel less stressful when both parents agree, but...
When parents divorce in Texas, one of the most important decisions they will have to make is who will be responsible for their adopted children. This can be not easy, as the parents may have different ideas about who should have custody. If the parents cannot reach a...
The court’s determination in custody disputes can have a life-long impact on both the parents and the children. In Texas, parents expect that custody decisions are made after evaluating several factors so that the best interests of the child are met. However, there is...
Estranged parents in Texas might have questions regarding child custody matters. These are some of the most common, along with answers. How can I prove the other parent is unfit? If you are worried about your child’s other parent gaining custody because you believe...
Joint custody after a divorce is usually complex in Texas. Co-parenting keeps both parents in their children's lives, so parents should put aside their differences and focus on their children. Some relationships are contentious and making shared decisions can feel...
Texas parents who are involved in a custody case will need to go through a process in court. To establish custody, judges consider a variety of factors, some related to the relationship between the parents and the children and others related to the environment....
Texas law generally allows both parents to have an opportunity to play a role in a child's life. However, a hearing is typically held to determine if doing so is appropriate in a given case. Let's take a look at some of the actions that you should take to prepare for...
Texas parents going through a divorce will naturally have many questions about custody arrangements. When deciding custody, there are several different types that the court has to pick from. Types of custody Parents may share joint custody or petition the court for...
When divorced parents cannot agree on a custody arrangement, the court must step in and make key decisions. One of the worst things that can happen for a Texas parent during this time is to be labeled “unfit” by the judge. However, there are circumstances where a...