Child Custody

When a parent remarries, it can lead to significant changes in family dynamics. This change may impact child custody arrangements. However, remarriage alone does not automatically lead to a change in custody.  Best interest of the child standard Family courts...

When it comes to making decisions about your child's education, disagreements between divorced parents can sometimes lead to legal disputes. Understanding your parental rights and knowing how to navigate these conflicts can be crucial. Understanding parental rights in...

When it comes to the safety and well-being of your children, supervised possession may be necessary. Supervised possession ensures a neutral third party is present during visits to monitor interactions. It can ensure the child's safety. Understanding scenarios where...

Custody arrangements made during a divorce may not always suit a child’s changing needs. As children grow and circumstances evolve, it may become necessary to modify custody agreements to better reflect their current situation. Recognizing the need for change Several...

Virtual visitation allows parents and children to stay connected through technology. It is particularly useful for parents who live far apart or have demanding schedules. This form of possession uses electronic communication as an alternative to in-person visits. This...

In Texas, grandparents do not have custody rights over their grandchildren. However, they can seek custody under specific circumstances. To begin this process, grandparents must demonstrate that taking custody is in the best interest of the child. Texas courts...

Co-parenting is not always an easy task. However, sharing parenting time and ensuring adherence to court orders is mandatory. To assist parents in Texas, the Attorney General's office created the Access & Visitation program. This program seeks to facilitate...

Texas bases both new child custody decisions and modifications on the child's best interest. Courts may approve or deny modification requests depending on the circumstances of your case. When seeking a custody modification in Texas, be aware of factors that may...

In Texas child custody cases, a supervised possession order may be necessary to ensure the safety and well-being of the child involved. This order places specific conditions on the parent's visitation rights, including the need for supervision. Review the possible...

After a divorce, it is not uncommon for family dynamics to change over time. These changes usually require an adjustment of the established custody agreement to ensure your child's best interests remain in focus. While challenging, it is possible to modify an existing...