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  • How to plan a visitation schedule for you and your child during a Texas CPS case
    How to plan a visitation schedule for you and your child during a Texas CPS case

    The more detailed your plan is when it comes to visiting your child during a Child Protective Services ( CPS ) case, the better off you and your child will be. You, your child, your family, CPS and ...

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  • What happens in a Texas CPS case when a parent is not able to care for their child?
    What happens in a Texas CPS case when a parent is not able to care for their child?

    If you find yourself in a position where you are not able to provide the basic care for your child that he or she needs, then you have a series of difficult decisions to make. Admitting to yourself ...

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  • Approaching a CPS case in Texas as a teenaged parent or as a parent who is in jail
    Approaching a CPS case in Texas as a teenaged parent or as a parent who is in jail

    Today’s blog post topics from the Law Office of Bryan Fagan are intended for people who have children that are involved in Child Protective Services ( CPS ) cases who are either children themselves ...

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  • What to do if your spouse is being investigated by CPS in Texas for abuse or neglect of your child?
    What to do if your spouse is being investigated by CPS in Texas for abuse or neglect of your child?

    Other than the fear of being investigated yourself by CPS for having committed a neglectful or abusive act against your child, one of your biggest concerns as a parent may be the possibility of your ...

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  • What is it like to have supervised visitation during a CPS case?
    What is it like to have supervised visitation during a CPS case?

    Having another person oversee the interactions that you have with your child is downright awkward. Imagine having a stranger sitting in your living room on Christmas morning while you and the kids ...

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  • Want to help your CPS attorney? Be honest and ask questions
    Want to help your CPS attorney? Be honest and ask questions

    Do not think that just because you are going to have to tell your attorney something unpleasant about you or your family that you should not. I can tell you that because I have been representing ...

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