Child Custody

If you are going through a bitter custody battle, you may expect your ex-spouse to take steps to prevent you from seeing your kids. One of these steps, filing a temporary restraining order, may happen quickly. Still, as a father, you have rights. While it may be...

Going through a custodial case can be a stressful and emotional process, especially if you are a non-custodial parent. Texas law provides guidelines over possession orders that are in the best interest of the child and the parents. Read on to find out more about...

In Texas, custody might be handled differently for children under 3 than for older children, given younger children’s emotional and physical needs. Provisions might be made for necessary care and support and to work towards the more permanent custody order. Younger...

Generally speaking, a Texas judge won't alter a custody or visitation agreement because you drank a beer in front of your kids. However, if you drink to the point that you can't care for a son or daughter, you might be at risk of losing your parental rights. Let's...

If you're trying to regain child custody rights in Texas, there are steps you can take that may help the process along. You may assume otherwise, but the state works with individuals who help themselves. Evaluate the past and learn from it Life is complex, and...

While divorce is often difficult, it can be even more challenging when there are children in the picture. This can be especially true if you are a father who is in the middle of a custody battle. Because society has traditionally prioritized mothers when it comes to...

Parents and child custody activists around the country are pushing state legislatures to change their custody laws. Specifically, the movement calls for the law to start with the presumption that the children of a divorcing couple or unmarried co-parents should spend...