In the Texas Family Code, child custody is known as conservatorship. Tex. Fam. Code Chapter 153 states that custody is granted to (a) certain individual(s) based on the best interests of the child. In order to obtain custody during and after a divorce, you will need to prove to the court that maintaining custody of your child is in their best interest.
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Before you start fighting for custody of your child, it is important that you know what types of conservatorship the court can order. Joint managing conservatorship is ordered when the court decides that both parents need to be involved in the child's life. A joint parenting plan will be drafted and entered to establish which parent the child spends time with and at at what time(s). The court can also order sole managing conservatorship to one parent, but the other parent can be granted possessory conservatorship allowing them visitation rights with their child.
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O’Neil Wysocki P.C. focuses on providing exceptional, compassionate counsel for those going through the difficult process of divorce. We are relentless in the courtroom and will never back down when fighting for your rights. Both Michelle O'Neil and Michael Wysocki are board-certified family law specialists with the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, and they can bring unparalleled insight and dedication to your legal goals. Contact O’Neil Wysocki P.C. today for the support, guidance, and skilled representation that you need to fight for custody of your child!
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