Child Custody Attorney Serving Hunt County, Texas
Protecting What Matters Most—Your Children
At the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC, we understand that your children are your top priority. If you’re facing a child custody matter in Hunt County, our legal team is here to help you navigate this challenging time with professionalism, compassion, and a commitment to results.
Whether your case involves courtroom litigation or can be resolved through mediation, our experienced Hunt County child custody attorneys are ready to stand by your side every step of the way.
Customized Custody Solutions for Hunt County Families
No two families are alike. That’s why we take a personalized approach to every custody case we handle. Our attorneys work closely with you to develop a legal strategy that reflects your family’s unique needs and supports the well-being of your children.
From initial custody determinations to modifications and enforcement, we’re equipped to help you pursue the outcome that’s right for you and your child.
Experience in Mediation, Negotiation & Litigation
Child custody disputes are often emotionally charged and legally complex. With extensive experience handling custody cases across Texas, our firm has the knowledge and resources to help you navigate the legal system effectively.
We understand the importance of protecting your parental rights while also prioritizing the best interests of your child. Whether your case requires skilled negotiation or strong representation in court, our team is ready to help.
Committed to Legal Excellence
Attorney Bryan Fagan is deeply committed to the practice of family law and is a proud member of the College of the State Bar of Texas, a distinction awarded to fewer than 10% of Texas attorneys. Our firm also holds an A+ Rating from the Better Business Bureau, underscoring our dedication to client service and professional integrity.
Understanding Custody and Conservatorship in Texas
In Texas, the legal term for custody is “conservatorship.” The court may appoint one or both parents as:
- Managing Conservator
- Possessory Conservator
Further distinctions include:
- Sole Managing Conservator
- Joint Managing Conservator
Custody (conservatorship) can cover both legal custody (decision-making authority) and physical custody (where the child lives). Texas courts generally encourage joint conservatorship, but decisions are ultimately based on what’s in the best interest of the child.
What Courts Consider in Custody Decisions
Texas courts prioritize your child’s best interests by examining several key factors, including:
- The emotional and physical needs of the child
- Each parent’s ability to care for the child
- The level of cooperation between parents
- Any history of abuse, neglect, or substance abuse
- The stability of each parent’s home environment
- Geographic proximity of the parents
Why Mediation Matters
Texas courts frequently recommend mediation as a first step in resolving custody issues. Mediation can help reduce conflict, foster cooperation, and create a custody arrangement that both parents support—leading to better outcomes for everyone involved, especially the children.
Our attorneys have extensive experience in mediation and can help you reach an agreement that promotes peace and stability.
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Trusted Child Custody Lawyers in Hunt County
When your family’s future is at stake, choose a legal team that knows how to protect it. At the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC, our Hunt County child custody attorneys provide clear guidance, strong advocacy, and reliable legal support through every phase of your case.
We also handle modifications, enforcement, and other post-decree matters related to custody.
Start with a Free Consultation
Take the first step toward securing your child’s future. Contact the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC today to schedule your free and confidential consultation with a dedicated Hunt County child custody attorney.
📞 Call us at 469-772-5806 or schedule your free consultation today.
