Relocation eBook

After a divorce, moving forward can mean a fresh start in a new city, state, or even country. But when children are involved, relocation becomes much more complex. Whether you’re a custodial parent hoping to relocate with your child or a non-custodial parent concerned about a potential move, understanding your rights is crucial.

At the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC, we’re here to help. Our Relocation eBook breaks down the legal aspects of child relocation in Texas, offering essential insights and practical guidance.

Inside the eBook, Attorney Bryan Fagan explains:

• How relocation affects child custody cases in Texas
• What geographic restrictions mean
• Moving out of your county or out of the country
• How courts evaluate the best interest of the child
• Financial considerations related to relocation
• Parenting time and visitation concerns
• The importance of community and family connections
• Your child’s relationship with each parent
• Impact on your child’s education and health
• And much more

If you’re relocating for a job or to be closer to family, these factors could strengthen your case. Ultimately, Texas courts prioritize the child’s best interest in any relocation request.

Attorney Fagan also explores how some relocations may conflict with court-ordered geographic restrictions—and what legal options you have in those situations.

Whether you’re seeking to confirm your parental rights, contest paternity, or understand your legal options, our office can help you navigate the process. Even if one legal avenue closes, others may still be available.

Use the form in the sidebar to get instant access to Bryan Fagan’s Relocation eBook. It’s completely free and packed with valuable information to help you navigate this difficult process.