Child Custody

Parents throughout Texas who are no longer together and are in the midst of a child custody dispute need to understand that the well-being of the children must come to the forefront. With a disagreement as to living arrangements, when the children will spend time with...

Few issues are as emotionally difficult for parents in Dallas as a child custody battle. When there is an agreement hammered out, the best case scenario is that both parents will adhere to it, allow visitation rights and promote the other parent to have a relationship...

A child custody dispute in Texas can take on many forms and, in some cases, can become contentious and difficult with the need for the courts and law enforcement to step in. It can be complicated and traumatic if it is necessary to use state law in enforcing a child...

A Texas couple that shares a child but is no longer together will inevitably want the child to be involved with both parents. In most cases, this is in the best interests of the child. Having a relationship with children is something that the majority of parents will...

Child custody is a frequent concern for parents in Texas and across the country who are no longer together but share a child. This issue can be exacerbated if one of the parents leaves the United States with the child. Enforcing a child custody order can be difficult...

Child custody issues can arise with anyone, anywhere throughout Texas. These happen often, and in some instances they even happen to people who are famous in the sports and entertainment industry. Regardless of who is involved in a child custody dispute, the same...

There are many members of the military and spouses who are residents of Texas. If the couple has a child and is no longer together, there are numerous issues and emotions that can arise when it comes to child custody and visitation while there is a deployment. How...

If a Texas couple shares a child, the law strives to keep have both parents involved with the child's life and allow each parent to share a relationship with children. To that end, there are certain baseline rules for non-custodial parents to understand when it comes...

It's not uncommon in Texas for there to be a child custody disagreement between parents. In some instances, however, that disagreement extends to others such as grandparents. This can occur for a variety of reasons. Perhaps the parents were not able to care for the...

For some child custody cases, Texas courts find it necessary to award custody of the minor child to only one of the biological parents to serve the best interests of the minor child. Awarding sole managing conservatorship -- or custody -- however, is usually a rare...