Modifications in Texas

There are many reasons to modify child custody or child support cases. has become an issue for parents. The Texas family courts encourage parents and their legal team to work together toward amicable and fair custody arrangements that will benefit the children involved. This is the time to put your feelings, thoughts and animosity aside and put your best efforts forward for your child. Here at the Denis Law Group, we strive hard to protect the integrity of the family for years to come.

What are the grounds for modifications in custody or child support in Texas?

Child custody is determined based on the best interests of the child. A lot can change as children grow up. The three primary reasons for the modification of custody in Texas are:

  • Voluntary relinquishment by the parent with primary custody.
  • A child 12 years of age or older expressing their preference to a court where a child wants to live.
  • A material or substantial change in a child or parent’s circumstances has occurred. This is the most common of the three to occur. This may include a parent remarries and has another child so child support will need to be changed or a parent change or loses their job which will affect child support as well. Maybe one or both parents moving will be another reason for a material or substantial change.

Modifying an existing child custody or child support order can be complicated and time consuming. Hiring an attorney in San Antonio can be the difference between a favorable outcome and a disappointing one. It is essential to have a solid understanding of the relevant laws and regulations in the county you live in. The Denis Law Group has in-depth knowledge of the local laws and regulations that will be used to your advantage.

It is important to guide you through the legal process and ensure that your rights as a parent are protected and that the best interests of your child are met.

We will work hand in hand with you to gather evidence, prepare legal documents and represent you in mediation and court proceedings. This will allow you to focus on being the best parent you can be.