On behalf of The Harris Law Firm | Jun 4, 2020 | Child Custody
While filing for divorce, you may worry that a hostile marriage can lead to strife while figuring out conservatorship. However, there are some ways to help ensure you are not caught in the middle of a struggle to take care of your children, including asking questions...
On behalf of The Harris Law Firm | May 29, 2020 | Child Custody
There could be endless obvious or subtle ways for your ex-spouse to disrupt your court-ordered parenting time agreement. A family or civil court generally handles these matters, according to FindLaw. However, Texas treats extreme violations very seriously and could...
On behalf of The Harris Law Firm | Apr 2, 2020 | Child Custody
Texas custody orders prevent either parent from relocating with the child unless the other parent agrees or the court allows the move. However, you may worry that the child’s other parent will take him or her out of state before the judge makes a final custody...
On behalf of The Harris Law Firm | Dec 9, 2019 | Child Custody
Fathers in Texas who are working to get custody of their children often fear discrimination or bias in favor of a mother. Part of the reason why this fear exists is because mothers were traditionally the ones who reared the children, and fathers were providers. In...
On behalf of The Harris Law Firm | Nov 11, 2019 | Child Custody
Texas parents who are divorced and who live a long distance from their children might wonder how they can keep their bonds strong. While they may have less time with their children, they can focus on ensuring that the time they do have is quality. This means their...
On behalf of The Harris Law Firm | Aug 6, 2019 | Child Custody
A Texas parent who is worried about the safety of their kid with the other parent should be prepared to provide documentation backing up their claims. This might include police reports or medical records if the child was treated after being abused. While taking such...
On behalf of The Harris Law Firm | Jul 22, 2019 | Child Custody
Parents in Texas may face an emotional challenge as well as legal and financial concerns if their child says he or she wants to go live with their other parent. There are several circumstances that can lead to a child wanting to change homes, from serious conflict in...
On behalf of The Harris Law Firm | Jun 12, 2019 | Child Custody
A parent in Texas may be denied the ability to have physical custody of a child after a divorce. However, this doesn’t mean that he or she is a deadbeat or otherwise not a part of a son or daughter’s life. In many cases, noncustodial parents will be...
On behalf of The Harris Law Firm | Apr 1, 2019 | Child Custody
A divorced mother or father with a difficult child custody arrangement may need to request a modification order. Parents can ask the judge to change a custody arrangement. However, Texas courts generally do not wish to make modifications unless a parent names specific...
On behalf of The Harris Law Firm | Jan 24, 2019 | Child Custody
Though you and you partner never married, you raised a child together. Your relationship proves to head for separation, and you worry you will lose all rights to see your child.In Texas and across the United States, many fathers do not initially establish paternity...
