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Whether you are attempting to obtain the conservatorship, or child custody battle, of your child or children in a divorce or through a suit independent of a divorce, you can count on Turner-Monahan, PLLC for help.
By coming to our child custody lawyers in Fort Worth, you get strong support for various related legal matters. These include custody schedules, visitation rights, relocation, adoption, and paternity issues. We understand that each situation presents unique challenges so we strive for flexibility in every case we handle.
Our child custody attorneys have been praised by our clients as having the best attorney-client relationship with experience, knowledge, and skills to represent you with your custody matters. We fight for your legal rights through experienced and compassionate representation. (Texas Family Code CHAPTER 153. CONSERVATORSHIP, POSSESSION, AND ACCESS).
Texas courts provide duties, rights, and roles for parents as it pertains to the custody or conservatorship of a child or children. In Texas, there are two types of conservatorships: managing and possessory.
Depending upon the situation, parents can be named managing conservators, and essentially the parties enjoy all of the rights and responsibilities normally associated with being a parent. Managing conservators have the parental rights to manage the child’s or children’s affairs and the right to access and possession of the child or children.
However, possessory conservators essentially only enjoy the right of access, or visitation, with the child or children under a defined schedule. A court generally must appoint a parent either a managing or possessory conservator, unless the court finds that in doing so, it would endanger the physical or emotional welfare of the child and it is not in the best interest of the child.
In rare circumstances of legal issue, physical danger or endangerment, a court can, and may severely restrict, or even terminate, a parent’s right to access and possession of their child or children. (Texas Family Code Sec. 153.006. Appointment of Conservator)
Under Child Custody Fort Worth Texas law, there are also two types of managing conservatorships: joint custody and solo custody. Under a joint managing conservatorship, parents share the rights and responsibilities of a managing conservator.
As joint managing conservators, one parent will be named the primary conservator who has the right to designate the primary residence of the child, and the other parent is given a visitation schedule.
However, under a sole managing conservator, only one parent has the rights and responsibilities of a managing conservatorship, while the other parent may have access and possession rights to the child or children.
Under Texas law, there is a presumption that it is in the best interest of the child for the parents to be named joint conservators. However, a court can and may vary from this presumption with evidence that one or both parents are not suitable and in the best interest of the child to be named joint conservators. (Texas Family Code Sec. 153.005. Appointment of Conservator)
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Child maintenance is another issue that will be determined in your divorce, custody, or family law cases. Every parent has a legal obligation to support their child(ren). And regardless of the situation’s complexities, our child custody lawyers in Fort Worth will help you reach an amicable resolution that respects your legal rights.
Once a parent is given legal custody of the child, they will be entitled to receive child maintenance payments from the non-custodial parent. Likewise, a parent who is named as a non-custodial parent will have an important obligation to pay child maintenance.
For a more thorough discussion of child maintenance, click here or contact our child custody lawyers in Fort Worth. Our team is more than glad to provide you with legal counsel and assistance with any case.
Our child custody attorney at Turner-Monahan, PLLC has extensive experience in the area of child maintenance and visitation. Call us today to speak to a family law attorney about your child custody cases at 817-332-4477 or send us an email.
Our child custody lawyers in Fort Worth will prioritize your children’s well-being while fighting for your legal rights as their parent. Previous clients can attest to our compassionate legal services.
Turner-Monahan, PLLC offers legal representation and counsel for child custody cases in Fort Worth and in Cleburne, Texas. Contact us today to schedule a consultation with a family lawyer.
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