Helping Families Across Southern Texas Adjust to Life’s ChangesWhen life changes—through a new job, relocation, or shifting family dynamics—your existing child custody or child support orders may no longer work.…
When you are involved in a Texas child custody case, especially one involving disputes over conservatorship, you may be asked to produce documents that support your position regarding what’s in…
When navigating child custody and visitation in Texas, especially for infants and toddlers, it’s important to approach parenting time with care and cooperation. A Step-Up Possession Schedule offers a child-focused,…
Where do I start with Estate Planning after my loved one passes away? When a loved one passes away, starting the estate planning process can feel overwhelming. However, taking it…
Child Custody Evaluations What is a child custody evaluation?A child custody evaluation is a process in which a mental health professional (often a psychologist or social worker) evaluates you, your…
Common Mistakes in Child Custody Conflicts and How to Avoid Them Child custody battles can be among the most emotionally and legally complex situations a parent can face. Whether you…
How Child Support Guidelines Work Child support is to make certain both parents contribute financially to a child’s upbringing.Child support in Texas is a legal obligation established by a court…
Picking the Right Child Custody Attorney in Bexar County Finding a good child custody attorney in San Antonio, Texas, involves several steps to ensure you choose someone qualified and compatible…
A child custody evaluator (CCE) provides an unbiased and professional assessment of the child’s best interest. The CCE is a neutral third party with a social work background who will provide a detailed report to the court on the parties, the party’s home, anyone involved in the child’s life, as well as the child’s emotional well-being and developmental needs.
Navigating Child Custody in Texas: A Focus on the Child’s Best Interests In Texas, child custody matters are addressed during divorce proceedings or when unmarried parents seek formal custody arrangements.…