Huffman Family Lawyer

Uncompromising Advocacy in Good Times and Bad

­Nothing is more important than family, so when times get tough, you
surely want to resolve your situation as efficiently and carefully as
possible. You may feel a massive weight on your shoulders as you think
about how you’re going to balance the best interests of you and
your loved ones during this difficult time, but allow our Huffman family
law attorney to help lift that weight off your shoulders and restore your
peace of mind. Whether you’re going through a divorce, fighting
for custody of your children, or planning the administration of your estate,
know that The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC is here to help.

Our firm brings a broad range of unique advantages to the table, distinguishing
our legal team from the rest. We are sensitive to the fact that you are
trusting us to handle your personal family issues, and we do not take
this responsibility lightly. Your situation is serious, which is why we
will treat your family’s legal matter as if it were our own. To
us, you’re not just a case number.

Wait no longer to get effective legal solutions from our Huffman family
law attorney. Get in touch with us online or at (281) 810-9760 to get started!

Types of Family Legal Matters We Handle

Our firm knows that family issues are boundless. For these reasons, we
serve clients in an extensive range of legal capacities pertaining to
family law because we know that family comes first. As such, you can come
to us for all your family legal issues, including but not limited to:

Divorce: Divorce is a sensitive situation for all parties involved. We know the
stakes are high, but nothing will stand in our way as we work towards
the best possible outcome in your divorce. We can help you overcome any
of the following divorces.

• Contested and
  uncontested divorce
• High net worth divorce
• Common law divorce
• Dentist divorce
• Physicians divorce
• Gray divorce
• Collaborative divorce
• International divorce
• Out-of-state divorce
• Military divorce

Child custody: Determining custody of your children is arguable one of the most disputed
and sensitive situations in divorce. Unless you resolve your child custody
arrangements through mediation, a family court judge will ultimately determine
who gets custody after evaluating the best interests of the child. Our
team can help you navigate this process and work towards a favorable outcome
in your situation.

Child support: In Texas, the noncustodial parent is often required to pay child support
to help cover the child’s basic necessities, such as food, clothing,
and shelter. Custodial parents often feel as if they aren’t receiving
enough monetary support while noncustodial parents tend to feel like they’re
paying too much. No matter what side you stand on, know that legal help
is just a phone call away.

Property division enforcement: Do you suspect your ex-spouse is hiding assets? Are you worried that your
ex would claim your separate property as community property? Dividing
assets is a touchy matter in a divorce, and oftentimes, spouses need an
attorney to help them enforce their property division orders. That’s
what we’re here for.

Alimony and spousal support: Alimony is money paid to a dependent spouse during a divorce proceeding
to help them financially recover, while spousal support is legally mandated
payments given to spouses after a divorce. We can help determine if you
qualify for spousal maintenance or support and work to help you achieve
a fair solution.

Domestic violence: Domestic violence allegations in a divorce matter often result in protective
orders, termination of parental rights, supervised visitation for children,
and unfavorable court rulings for the accused. Our team understands that
both sides can suffer amidst a domestic violence accusation, so whether
you are a victim or a reported perpetrator, know that we can help you
overcome this challenging time.

Mediation: A widely popular alternative to courtroom litigation, mediation is beneficial
for civil and respectful spouses who want to reach mutually agreeable
solutions to their family legal issues. Couples going through an uncontested
divorce typically opt for mediation as a way to resolve their legal disputes
and achieve their own resolutions on their own terms rather than letting
a judge decide the fate of their matter.

Visitation Modification: Circumstances change, and your visitation agreement may have to change
accordingly. You must get the court’s approval before modifying
your visitation agreement, as a judge generally only grants a modification
under very limited circumstances. You should speak with your lawyer to
determine if you qualify for a potential modification for these reasons.

Temporary orders: Temporary orders are often implemented to address a vast range of issues
for a short period of time. Temporary orders may concern spousal support,
domestic violence, or property possession. You can discuss your situation
with us so we can determine if a temporary order is appropriate.

Prenuptial agreements: Believe it or not, prenuptial agreements — often called “prenups”
— have far more benefits than people think. There are false notions
about prenups going around out there, but these days, more and more spouses
are considering a prenup to ensure they’re on the same page and
transparent with one another before entering a marriage.Prenuptial agreements
can be a sensitive subject, so we encourage you to speak with us to learn more.

Postnuptial agreements: Things change. Spouses acquire more property, have children, start businesses,
and embark on other significant chapters during their marriage. As such,
spouses may consider a postnuptial agreement to reflect those major changes.

Joint and sole conservatorship: Joint managing conservatorship is often awarded to parents who are getting
divorced, allowing them to have decision-making powers on most issues
concerning the child, including their education, medical care, religious
beliefs, and more. Sole managing conservatorship, on the other hand, gives
one parent most of the decision-making powers without having to consult
the other parent.

Father’s rights: Fathers have historically gotten the “short end of the stick”
in divorces and other family legal matters. The social stigma surrounding
their caretaking capacities tends to put fathers at a disadvantage in
their situations, but we firmly believe all people deserve equality under
the law. As such, we will fight for your rights as a father not only for
you but also for your children.

Mother’s rights: Contrary to popular belief, a divorce does not mean a mother will automatically
get full custody of her children. A judge will evaluate several factors
to determine what rights a mother has over her kids, identifying instances
of child abuse, paternity issues, and high-conflict separations.

Estate Planning Services in Huffman

Estate planning is the process of outlining
who gets
what assets and
when after you die. No one likes to think about their death, but estate planning
is a critical tool if you want to protect your hard-earned assets. It
is also effective in the event that you become incapacitated and can no
longer make decisions about your health, home, and finances. That being
said, our Huffman attorney provides a comprehensive range of estate planning
services that are customized to your individual needs and family dynamics.
Every detail counts, so you can rest assured that no stone will be left
unturned in your case.

• Asset protection and business planning: You want to protect your business and personal assets from harassing
  creditors, which is what we’re here to help with.
• Elder law and Medicaid: Our lawyer can help you or a loved one resolve issues concerning Medicaid
  eligibility, retirement, income security, and long-term care planning.
• Family-owned businesses and farms: This service is important for protecting your family business or family
  farm from instances like lawsuits or unexpected deaths, as you want to
  keep your hard-earned wealth within your family.
• Incapacity planning: Unfortunately, life can throw unexpected curveballs, which is why incapacity
  planning exists. If you are unable to make your own decisions, incapacity
  planning will help address your healthcare, end-of-life care, finances,
  assets, and more.
• Retirement planning: Prepare for the future with our IRA and retirement planning services
  if you want to establish a solid plan of action for financial stability
  when you are no longer working.
• Legacy planning: This type of planning incorporates key documents such as wills and testaments,
  estate plans and trusts, life insurance, IRAs, and more.
• LGBTQ estate planning: Although same-sex marriage has been legal since 2015, discrimination
  against these communities remains. Estate planning for LGBTQ couples is
  especially important if they are not married. As such, we encourage you
  begin planning for the future today.
• Trust administration and probate legal services: When a loved one dies and leaves behind an estate plan, you may have to
  go through the probate process to administer the deceased person’s
  property and assets, pay their debt, and collect inventory. We can help
  with this process every step of the way.

What We Bring to the Table

The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC does not settle for less than what
clients need and deserve. Whether you’re experiencing a family legal
issue or want to plan for the future, we are here to help. Choosing a
lawyer to handle your personal family matters is no simple decision, so
we encourage you to choose wisely by retaining our Huffman family law
attorney today. What distinguishes our firm from the rest? See below:

• 24/7 availability
• No hidden fees or charges
• Responsive and friendly client support team
• Direct access to our family lawyer
• Attorney Fagan is an elected member of the College of the State Bar of
  Texas, which is awarded to less than 10% of all lawyers in the state
• Free consultations
• Complimentary e-book resources written by our team

We welcome you to contact our firm online or at (281) 810-9760 to get
started today!