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Fathers Rights in Texas - Never Give Up!
Dallas fathers rights attorney Mark Nacol, with the Nacol Law Firm P.C., provides legal counsel and representation to help you protect and aggressively enforce your rights as a father.
Free Legal Aid provides useful information about child custody. In addition to the video here, be sure you check out other resources.
The Texas court has several options when issuing a custody order. Sole custody can be awarded to one parent, which means that the child resides primarily with that parent and that parent has the exclusive right to make decisions about the child's upbringing. Check to learn more.
Child Custody in Texas: The Best Interests of the Child
In making a child custody or visitation order, Texas courts are guided by the best interests of the child, meaning the court will strive to make an order that best serves the child's physical, mental, and emotional needs. Check to learn more.
What Are the Child Custody Laws in Texas?
If you live in Texas, have gone through a breakup and there are minor children involved, it's vital that you acquaint yourself with child custody laws. Primarily, Texas custody laws favor granting both parents access to the child but that doesn't always happen. Check to learn more.
In Texas, the legal word for child custody is “conservatorship.” This article tells you about child custody/conservatorship in Texas, including how to file or respond to a custody case. In Texas, a visitation order is called a “possession order.” Check to learn more.