Ways to regain lost summer parenting time in Texas
Lost summer parenting time is a challenge many parents face, especially after unexpected disruptions like the pandemic. Whether caused by […]
Child Custody
Does DFPS Need a Court Order to Remove a Child?
Understanding the legal process for obtaining a court order to remove a child, particularly in the context of Texas Child
Proving a Child Custody Case
Proving a child custody case goes beyond simply appearing in court. It involves demonstrating your role as a committed and
What Can You Do if Your Child Is Harmed While in a Texas Foster Home?
When your child is harmed while in a Texas foster home, the situation can feel overwhelming. The trust you placed
Harris County’s Stay at Home Order Does Not Affect Exchanges of Children
Harris County’s Stay-at-Home Order has altered many routines, but it doesn’t change the need for child custody exchanges. Parents are
What are the different foster care environments your child could be placed into?
Foster care in Texas has often been under scrutiny, raising concerns for many parents about where their child may be
Will Your Child Need to Have an Independent Attorney Appointed to Represent Her?
In family law cases, the court may appoint an independent attorney to represent your child, particularly when the judge believes
Understanding How a Judge Will Evaluate What Is in the Best Interests of Your School-Aged Child
When making custody decisions, judges prioritize what’s best for your child, considering factors like stability, health, and schooling. Understanding the
Mental impairments, family violence and how these problems affect child custody cases
Mental health issues in child custody cases pose unique challenges for both families and the courts. Judges closely examine how
How You Parent Your Child Will Be Affected by Your Child Custody Case
A child custody case can significantly affect your approach to parenting. The stress, legal complexities, and emotional challenges can influence