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  • The termination of parental rights in Texas What you need to know before going to court
    The termination of parental rights in Texas What you need to know before going to court

    There are two ways that your parental rights can be terminated by a court in Texas: involuntarily and voluntarily . That is what we will be discussing in today’s blog post from the Law Office of Bryan ...

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  • Terminating Parental Rights in Texas
    Terminating Parental Rights in Texas

    Facing circumstances in which you are concerned for your or your child’s safety can be extremely unsettling for a parent like yourself. If your spouse or partner has harmed you or your child then ...

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  • How to handle child support in Texas when you are incarcerated
    How to handle child support in Texas when you are incarcerated

    If you are responsible for paying child support and are also facing the possibility of going to jail or prison for having committed a crime, you likely have a lot on your mind right now. At the ...

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  • In what circumstances could your child end up living with your relative during a CPS case?
    In what circumstances could your child end up living with your relative during a CPS case?

    If you have a relative or close family friend or is able and interested in housing your child during a Child Protective Services ( CPS ) case then you should speak to that person about contacting CPS. ...

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  • The rights of a parent under the Indian Child Welfare Act
    The rights of a parent under the Indian Child Welfare Act

    In the event that your child is a member of an Indian tribe or is eligible to become a member of an Indian tribe then your family has rights under a federal law known as the Indian Child Welfare Act ...

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  • Is it a good idea to hire an attorney when your parental rights can be terminated?
    Is it a good idea to hire an attorney when your parental rights can be terminated?

    Being in a position where your parental rights are at risk of being terminated means that you have to make decisions that can affect the rest of your life and the rest of your child’s life. Not only ...

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