Family Custody Lawyer in Somerset, Texas
Compassionate Legal Support for Families in Somerset
One of the most emotionally taxing legal issues a family will ever encounter is child custody. You need a skilled and sympathetic advocate by your side if you are a parent in Somerset, Texas dealing with a custody dispute, modification, or enforcement issue. Our goal at the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC is to provide Somerset families with competent legal counsel, dependable communication, and unambiguous direction.
Why Custody Representation Matters in Somerset, Texas
A child’s everyday life and future are shaped by custody decisions, which have an effect on everything from where they live to choices regarding their healthcare and education. Our legal team is committed to upholding your parental rights while prioritizing the best interests of your child, whether you are going through a divorce, separation, or need to modify an existing order.
Since every family is different, we take the time to develop tailored legal plans that uphold enduring parent-child bonds both during and after the custody dispute.
How Our Somerset Family Custody Lawyers Can Help
Our group provides thorough legal assistance for a variety of custody-related issues, such as:
- Outlining your rights and obligations under Texas family law
- Determining the best custody arrangement—whether joint, sole, or modified conservatorship
- Defending you in court, mediation, or negotiations
- Making parenting plans that are specific to your family’s needs
- Delivering consistent and sympathetic assistance in trying times
Understanding Custody (Conservatorship) in Texas
Conservatorship is the legal term for child custody in Texas. Usually, courts give parents one or both of the following responsibilities:
- Managing Conservator – The parent who makes important choices regarding the welfare of the child
- Possessory Conservator – The parent with visitation or access rights
Included in custody are:
- Physical Custody – Where the child primarily resides
- Legal Custody – Who has the authority to make important decisions about the child’s upbringing
Our lawyers put a lot of effort into creating custody agreements that respect Texas law and promote the long-term welfare of your child.
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What Somerset Courts Consider in Custody Cases
When deciding on custody arrangements, Somerset family courts consider a number of important factors, including:
- The emotional bond between each parent and their child
- The readiness of each parent to foster a bond with the other
- Both parents’ physical and emotional well-being
- Any past history of substance abuse, neglect, or domestic violence
- The capacity of parents to successfully co-parent and communicate
- The preferences of the child (if old enough and mature enough)
We will guide you through these considerations and fight for a custody arrangement that upholds your essential parental role while safeguarding your child’s best interests.
Mediation, Negotiation & Litigation for Somerset Families
Families can frequently reach just parenting agreements through mediation instead of going to court. But when things get heated, our staff at the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC is ready to fight for you in court to defend your rights and the future of your child.
Why Somerset Families Trust the Law Office of Bryan Fagan
Somerset families come to our firm for:
- Thorough familiarity with Texas family law
- Initial consultations are free.
- Carefully considered, customized legal tactics
- Successful outcomes in high-conflict and cooperative custody cases
- A track record of moral, effective representation
As a proud member of the College of the State Bar of Texas, attorney Bryan Fagan’s firm is renowned for its dedication to providing clients with exceptional legal services.
Serving Somerset and the Surrounding South Texas Region
Families in Somerset, Texas, and throughout South Texas are gladly served by the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC. Our staff is available to provide you with compassionate care and reliable legal advice at every stage, whether you’re starting custody proceedings, seeking a modification, or enforcing an existing order. To arrange your free consultation, give us a call at 430-300-3167.