In Texas, a court order usually appoints both parents as Joint Managing Conservators and may give one parent the exclusive right to designate the child’s primary residence. The child typically lives with that parent—commonly called the custodial parent—who manages day-to-day routines, subject to the … [Read more...]
Do You Have to Let CPS in Your House?
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...]
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...]
12 Reasons a Judge Will Change Custody In Texas
Going through a custody battle can be tough. You might wonder why a judge would change who takes care of your child. This article explains the top 12 reasons this can happen in Texas, even if you have been in a long-term child custody arrangement. Why is this important? Here is the list: … [Read more...]
Risks of Hiring a Private Investigator for Child Custody Cases
Going through a divorce is already tough, especially when you have children. You want to do everything you can to achieve a favorable custody outcome. So, you might consider hiring a private investigator to uncover hidden data about your ex. While a private investigator can gather evidence, … [Read more...]
What Are The Rights of Parents in International Child Custody Disputes?
International child custody disputes can be complex and emotional. What are the rights of parents in these disputes? This question often arises when parents from different countries separate or divorce. With United States having 44.9 million foreign-born residents, these cases are becoming common. … [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...]
What Can Be Used Against You in a Divorce: Texas Guide
As a Texas family law attorney, I often meet clients worried about what might be used against them in a divorce. This concern can signal trouble but also shows they’re proactive about protecting themselves. Toby’s call was no different. “Chris, she filed the divorce papers,” Toby said. “I … [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...]
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...]
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