Child custody is one of the most difficult issues that arises between parents who are divorcing or estranged. We all know why – nothing matters more than your kids. You have to protect them, and that may mean getting custody or challenging someone else’s.

Anyone in America can represent themselves in court in a divorce. It’s just not always a great idea, depending on the situation. Before deciding to go “pro se,” consider whether you can competently obey court rules, cover all your bases, draft your own divorce decree, and end up with a square deal.

Under Texas law, there are many kinds of dads… Alleged fathers, Presumed fathers, Acknowledged fathers, Adjudicated fathers – which one you are (or aren’t), and which you want to be (or don’t) can be a dicey question.

Where can you find a dependable adoption attorney capable of getting the job done? If you or your prospective child lives in Harris or Montgomery County near Houston, Texas, Fuentez Law is an excellent starting point.

As your personal legal consultant, I tirelessly advocate for your children and financial interests. Whether you’re on the receiving or sending end of child support, I can show you how to get control of the situation in a way that benefits you and preserves the best interests of your children.

When you want to make a change to an official order, you have to go through the court that issued the order in the first place. Pretty much anyone affected by an order can petition for a change. Whether the petition is granted or not, however, is up the court.

A close attorney-ally is essential if your enforcement action aims to interrupt either imminent physical harm to the child or the imminent removal of the child from the state or country. Call me as soon as possible if you suspect one of these is about to occur.