When it comes to child custody in Texas, the courts prioritize one key principle above all else: the best interest of the child. Unlike some states that use terms like "legal custody" or "physical custody," Texas law refers to parents as “conservators.” Understanding the different types of … [Read more...]
What is the Biggest Mistake in Custody Battle?
Going through a custody battle is tough. Parents often ask, "What is the biggest mistake in custody battle?" There's no single answer, as several missteps can impact custody decisions and child visitation. But, the biggest custody mistake is losing sight of the best interests of your child. A … [Read more...]
Texas Court Affirms and Partially Reverses Divorce Decree Over Retroactive Child Support and Tort Claims | Warren & Migliaccio
In a recent appellate court decision, Rickey G. challenged a divorce decree issued after a bench trial that dissolved his marriage to Shannon G. The decree included rulings on conservatorship and possession of their child and awarded Shannon G. $132,000 in damages for claims of civil assault and … [Read more...]
When Does Child Support End in Texas?
Child support in Texas can feel like a maze of court orders, laws, and changing family needs. If you're a parent asking, "When does child support end in Texas?" you're not alone. The answer depends on Texas law, the child's age, and specific situations like high school graduation or a mental … [Read more...]
Factors That Help Mothers or Fathers Win Full Custody in Texas
Getting full custody of a child in Texas requires presenting a strong case that aligns with the child’s best interests. Courts evaluate many factors, including the parent's ability to meet the child's needs, the stability of the home environment, and any history of abuse or neglect. Understanding … [Read more...]
Understanding Child Custody Laws in Texas: A Complete Guide for Parents
When parents split, one of the hardest things is figuring out what happens to the kids. This means understanding the child custody laws in Texas. These laws are designed to put the kids first in any dispute. Family law attorneys play a big role in navigating these laws, guiding and representing you … [Read more...]
Can You Lose Custody for Not Co-Parenting?
Divorce or separation is tough, and figuring out custody is even tougher. Co-parenting after a split is vital for your kids, but it’s hard. Many parents wonder, can you lose custody for not co parenting? The answer is yes. Courts put a child’s best interests first and a parent’s ability to have a … [Read more...]
Does Paying Health Insurance Reduce Child Support in Texas?
As an experienced family law attorney here in Texas, I know the details of child support arrangements can get confusing—especially when life changes. That’s why I got a call from Edward after his ex-wife made a career change and lost her employer-paid health insurance. “Chris, things were … [Read more...]
What Does Full Custody Mean in Family Law Cases?
Understanding family law terms can feel overwhelming. Many parents ask, “What does full custody mean?”—especially during stressful times like a divorce or separation that involves children. It’s a term people use often, but its legal meaning, particularly in Texas, has specific details related to … [Read more...]
Can The Court Order Drug Testing Or Evaluations In A Child Custody Case?
Can the court order drug testing or evaluations in a child custody case? In Texas, the answer is a resounding yes. Facing a Texas child custody case involving drug testing or evaluations can be daunting. Understanding the process and your parental rights within the Texas Family Code is crucial. This … [Read more...]
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