The yellow pages are full of the names of child custody lawyers, so how do you select someone who will be the most effective in protecting your parental rights? The best place to start is by asking the people whom you know and trust for a recommendation. After you have a referral or two, contact… Read More

Divorce or child custody cases may involve scrutinizing the habits and behaviors of each parent or spouse. In the digital age, family law courts may look into the use of social media and networking sites to provide additional information about how a person conducts him or herself outside of the courtroom. To protect your future… Read More

Richardson child custody attorneys may spend a lot of time with children and their parents when dealing with a child custody case. Many of these cases can be trying, especially when the case involves a child with special needs. The divorce process is a difficult time for spouses, and for their children. It may be… Read More

When getting a divorce with children involved, child custody can be the most stressful factor. When both parents want custody of the child, there’s only one way to resolve it, and that is with family law and compromise. The following are the possible custody options for divorced parents:  physical custody; legal custody; sole custody; and… Read More

After Richardson divorce, proving a parent is unfit to have at least some child custody rights can be difficult. It takes a lot of evidence to show a parent is unfit, and it’s typically only in extreme cases the court deems a parent unfit. Family law lawyers in Texas are the best tool to use… Read More

Child custody agreements are not to be modified frequently because courts want to provide continuity and routine to a child. In fact, courts generally will not review or modify custody agreements within two years of their creation. However, when something happens that necessitates a change in custody, the court may reconsider the existing agreement. In… Read More

If you’re the victim of domestic violence, you may spend a lot of time thinking about leaving but feel intimidated by the reality of taking that step. A Dallas child custody attorney can help you with the legal aspects of ensuring your child’s well-being, and you can take many other steps to make the transition… Read More

When child custody is in dispute in Texas, the law always encourages parents to make their own parenting plan or arrange custody so that the parents can create a plan best suited to their families’ needs. When this is not possible, the court will need to make its own determination on custody. To do this,… Read More

Without a successful parenting plan, the aftermath of a divorce can be even more stressful and painful. If the parents do not submit a parenting plan the courts will order a visitation schedule set out under Texas child custody laws. While this visitation schedule tries to ensure that the child has quality time with both… Read More