When Child Protective Services (CPS) shows up at your door, you might wonder: do you have to let CPS in your house? The initial investigation is a crucial phase where CPS assesses the situation to determine the next steps. The short answer is no, you are not legally required to let them in without a … [Read more...]
Things Not to Say to a Child of Divorce
“I’m okay and I think the kids are doing okay too. But it’s hard to really know what they are feeling and super hard to know what to tell them,” Mike said to his sister. He continued, “It’s like, I can’t tell them the truth about why we split at this point, they're too young to understand. So I … [Read more...]
How Family Law Attorneys Help in Child Custody and Divorce Cases
Family law and divorce cases often carry a significant emotional and legal burden. If you’re going through a divorce, having legal representation will take some of that weight off your shoulders. A family law attorney will help you navigate child custody arrangements, property division, and … [Read more...]
Supporting a Special Needs Child During Divorce
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 … [Read more...]
A Step-by-Step Guide to Filing for Child Custody in Texas
It can feel overwhelming to learn how to get custody of a child in Texas, especially when emotions are running high. Understanding the legal process will help protect your relationship with your child. Courts in Texas prioritize the child’s well-being, taking into account a multitude of factors, … [Read more...]
How Is Child Support Calculated in Texas: A Complete 2025 Guide for Parents
Dealing with child support in Texas can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re also dealing with the emotional issues of divorce or separation. At Warren & Migliaccio, we've helped many families through this process and understand the financial uncertainty it can cause. Need-to-Know … [Read more...]
How to Prepare for a Child Custody Evaluation: Texas Guide
As a family law attorney here in Texas, I’ve seen my share of hotly contested child custody battles. Sometimes, it’s because both parents are genuinely good options to have sole custody of the kids, but due to understandable reasons, neither is willing to compromise. That was the case with Jade, a … [Read more...]
Primary Custody vs Joint Custody: Choosing Wisely
Any journey through divorce involves difficult decisions. These decisions have high stakes, as they will set the course for your post-divorce life and your children’s future. One of the most important decisions someone undergoing a divorce will have to make is the type of custody arrangement they … [Read more...]
What Is Considered an Unfit Home for a Child: Key Factors
“He’s a fine dad, he loves the kids, he spends time with them, plays with them, but their room is a disaster, and I fear it’s getting dangerous around that house. He just doesn’t take care of it and it’s becoming hazardous with peeling paint chipping off the walls and loose wires sticking out all … [Read more...]
What does “In the best interest of the child” mean in Texas?
As a parent in Texas, navigating the legal system regarding child custody can be a daunting experience. When disputes arise, the paramount concern for the court will always be the "best interest of the child." This standard, enshrined in the Texas Family Code, guides judges in making crucial … [Read more...]
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