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...]
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...]
Custodial Parent Not Following Court Order in Texas: Your Legal Options
As a family law attorney in North Texas, I have seen how challenging it can be when a custodial parent does not follow a court order. It is especially upsetting if you are denied time with your child after a judge has already decided you have that right. Need-to-Know Highlights … [Read more...]
Understanding Parental Rights Texas: Essential Guide to Your Legal Standing in Courts
As a family law attorney practicing here in Texas, I’ve helped many parents like Daemon understand their legal rights. As an unmarried father, he wasn’t sure of his rights but when the mother of their children showed signs of neglect, he called me. “Chris, I need help. My old girlfriend, … [Read more...]
Texas Unfit Parent Criteria: Navigating Child Custody
Facing a custody battle is stressful—there’s just no way around it. When you think the other parent’s actions might actually harm your child, the anxiety can feel overwhelming. Concerns about a Texas unfit parent are serious, and they can really shake up child custody arrangements. Parenting time … [Read more...]
How Can a Mother Lose Custody in Texas: Key Factors
Losing custody of a child is a profoundly distressing possibility for any parent. For mothers in Texas, understanding the legal landscape is crucial, especially the distinction between the custodial parent, who has primary residence and decision-making authority over the child, and the non-custodial … [Read more...]
Can Permanent Custody Be Overturned In Texas?
Yes, permanent custody can be overturned if there is strong evidence and a solid case. Understanding child custody laws in Texas is important for navigating the legal steps involved in changing a permanent custody order. This article explains the reasons, legal steps, and factors Texas courts … [Read more...]
Do You Still Pay Child Support if Custodial Parent Makes More Money In Texas?
If the custodial parent makes more money in Texas, does the non-custodial parent pay less in child support? This article explains how a higher income for the custodial parent affects child support payments and outlines the factors considered when modifying support responsibilities. Key … [Read more...]
What Not to Say During Custody Battle In Texas: Top 10 Phrases to Avoid
Unsure what not to say during a custody battle? Saying the wrong thing can hurt your chances. This guide will help you avoid key phrases—specifically, what not to say during custody battle—so you protect your case. Key Takeaways Criticizing the other parent can harm your custody case … [Read more...]
How to Settle Custody Out of Court?
As an experienced family law attorney here in Texas, I know that parents would generally prefer to resolve their child custody issues without going to court. Most of the time they can do so, but it goes more smoothly when they understand Texas law and procedures beforehand. That’s why I’m always … [Read more...]
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