When a court rules on a child custody case, the best interest of the child comes first. Parents with a DWI may be concerned about how much that charge could affect their custody case. While a DWI charge can be viewed in a negative light during a child custody battle, …Read More »

When there are Texas school closures because of unforeseen circumstances such as Coronavirus (COVID-19) there are a number of factors that may impact child custody and visitation rights. During these turbulent times having a good relationship with the other parent can be helpful, but unfortunately many times this is not …Read More »

Have you ever been afraid that your child will be kidnapped by a stranger? Do you know that it’s much more common for a child to be taken away by a parent or another family member? Some people think that you can’t steal something that’s already yours, but when it …Read More »

The correct answer for your individual circumstances depends on several factors, however, the short answer to this question is almost always no. If your child custody agreement specifically allows you to move your children out of state without prior consent, then the “consent’ has actually already been given by the …Read More »