Fathers' Rights in Texas
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At times, men are at a disadvantage during divorce and other family law
matters because of traditional parenting roles – in regards to
child custody,
support, or
alimony, fathers are likely pay more or be on the receiving end of an unfair custody
order. For fathers seeking equal rights in a divorce, look no further
than our Houston family law firm to help you.
At the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC, we understand the importance in establishing and protecting your rights as a father. Attorney Fagan is a member of the College of the State Bar of Texas – an achievement that reaches only 10% of practicing lawyers in the state of Texas. With us on your side, you can rest assured that your case is in the trusted hands of a firm that prioritizes the interests of each client.
We’re ready to hear from you. Call the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC at (281) 810-9760 to learn how we can help.
Proudly Advocating on Your Behalf
A father plays a crucial role in the mental and emotional development of a child. Although courts should not favor one parent over the other based on gender, securing strong representation will help ensure that your rights are protected throughout the proceedings of your legal matter.
Under Texas law, the rights and duties of a father include, but are not limited to:
- Physical possession
- Duty of care, protection, and reasonable discipline of the child
- Duty to support the child
- The right to make decisions regarding the child’s education
- Establishing paternity upon the birth of a child in Texas
- Fathers' Rights: Children Born Out of Wedlock in Texas?
- What rights does a father have in Texas?
Contact Attorney Bryan Fagan Today
Family law matters can be extremely sensitive, and therefore require the uniquely skilled approach of our Houston lawyer. We aim to provide every client with compassion, honesty, and respect. Our firm is proud to stand by you and help you assert your rights as a father, in and out of the courtroom.
Schedule a free consultation today to discuss the details of your case.
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