Navigating child custody during a divorce or separation can be one of the most stressful and emotional parts of the process. At Fuentez Law PLLC, we help parents understand their rights, responsibilities, and options when it comes to protecting their children’s best interests.
Whether you’re facing an initial custody decision or seeking a modification, knowing how Texas law works is essential.
In Texas, the legal term for custody is “conservatorship.” There are two main types:
This is the most common arrangement. Both parents share decision-making responsibilities about education, healthcare, and general welfare. However, time spent with the child may not be equally split.
In cases involving safety concerns, neglect, or conflict, one parent may be granted sole decision-making authority while the other parent may have limited or supervised visitation rights.
The court’s top priority is the best interest of the child. Judges consider several factors, including:
Each parent’s relationship with the child
The child’s emotional and physical needs
Stability of each parent’s home environment
Any history of abuse, neglect, or substance issues
The ability to co-parent effectively
💡 Tip: Coming to an amicable parenting agreement outside of court often saves time, stress, and legal fees.
Life changes — and your custody agreement may need to change, too. Common reasons for modification include:
One parent moving out of state
A significant change in work schedules
Safety concerns or changes in the child’s needs
At Fuentez Law PLLC, we help parents request modifications or defend against changes that are not in the child’s best interest.
Child custody cases require compassion, strategy, and experience. Our team works closely with parents to:
Protect parental rights
Negotiate fair custody arrangements
Create parenting plans that focus on your child’s well-being
Represent you aggressively in court when needed
📞 Contact Fuentez Law PLLC Today
If you’re facing a child custody dispute or need help understanding your options, call us today. Our experienced team will guide you through every step of the process.
📍 Serving The Woodlands, Magnolia, and surrounding Texas areas
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