Child Custody

Amicus Attorney vs. Attorney Ad Litem in Texas: What Parents Need to Know

January 21, 2026

If you are involved in a contested custody case in Texas, you may hear the judge talk about appointing an […]

What Does Child Support Cover in Texas?

December 17, 2025

Child support plays a central role in safeguarding a child’s well-being after parents separate. In Texas, these payments help maintain […]

Visitation Custody Denial in Texas: Understanding Your Rights and Next Steps

December 14, 2025

Visitation disputes place parents under heavy stress. When a custodial parent blocks visitation or a child refuses to go with […]

What Happens if a Parent Withholds Medical Information From the Other Parent?

October 10, 2025

At a Glance Texas law gives every conservator (parent) the right to medical, dental, and educational information about their child, […]

What Happens if the Noncustodial Parent Misses Visitation?

October 9, 2025

At a Glance Texas courts rarely hold a parent in contempt for a single missed visitation, but a pattern of […]

What Happens When Parents Ignore Custody Agreements?

September 16, 2025

You felt relief when co-parenting arrangements were settled with a custody agreement. However, now your ex routinely exceeds their rights […]

Understanding Grounds for Child Custody Modification in Texas

June 20, 2025

Even if a child custody order works well when it’s created, circumstances can change. When this happens, you may be […]

Understanding Malicious Parent Syndrome in Texas Divorce Cases

May 2, 2025

When divorce and child custody proceedings become contentious in Texas, the stakes are high. Emotions are heightened and some parents […]

8 Ways to Ensure You Retain Custody of Your Child

April 7, 2025

Nothing can replace the special bond that you have with your child. The involvement of both parents in a child’s […]

Right of First Refusal in Custody Cases

February 25, 2025

During the process of drafting a child custody agreement, many decisions are being made, and one or both parents might […]

Scroll to Top