This article looks to what evidence a Texas Court will examine when a parent seeks to modify child custody arrangements.
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When a Parent Moves During Custody Fight
Wednesday, December 9th, 2009This article discusses Texas law surrounding the problem of when one of two parents locked in a custody battle decides to move.
Grandparent Child Custody in Texas
Wednesday, December 9th, 2009This article discusses the rights of grandparents to child custody in the state of Texas.
Step-Parent and Grandparent Adoptions in Texas
Wednesday, December 9th, 2009This article examines step-parent and grandparent adoption laws in the State of Texas. By Austin attorney Clay Butler.
Modifying Child Custody after Divorce in Texas – The Basics
Wednesday, December 9th, 2009This article discusses the laws surrounding modifications of child custody orders in Texas.
Joint Custody versus Sole Custody
Friday, December 4th, 2009When it comes to child custody decisions, it’s important to understand the difference between joint custody and sole custody. Custody consists of two aspects: physical custody and legal custody. A guardian with legal custody has the right to make long-term decisions and plans for the child, including education, medical care, discipline, and religious training. [...]
Types of Child Custody in Texas
Friday, December 4th, 2009One of the most difficult decisions during a divorce is who gets custody of the children. There are three types of custody in Texas: joint custody, sole custody, and split custody. Custody is the legal term for how a child will spend his time between parents (or other guardians). Custody decisions are never [...]
Texas Divorce Process from Start to Finish
Friday, December 4th, 2009A quick and simple overview of the divorce process in Texas from start to finish.
Child Custody Modification Lawyers Austin
Tuesday, December 1st, 2009Welcome from The Butler Firm of Austin Texas
Child Custody Modification
A child custody order that established child custody and a visitation schedule that was in the best interest of a child at age three is probably not in the child’s best interest at age fourteen. For this reason, you can seek a modification of a family [...]
Austin Custody Visitation Lawyer
Tuesday, December 1st, 2009Welcome from The Butler Firm of Austin Texas
In cases involving children, Texas family court judges focus primarily on the needs of the children. Whatever issues exist in the relationship between the parents or their divorce attorneys, a parent enhances his prospects of obtaining a favorable child custody order by putting the needs of his children [...]