Child Custody
Child Custody
This part of family law, child custody, can oftentimes be the most difficult, and involves custody (i.e. which parent will the child reside with or which parent will have the exclusive right to determine the child’s residence), possession (or visitation) schedules, rights and duties each parent will have in regards to raising their child, geographic restrictions on the residence of the child, child support, and health insurance. If custody is a disputed issue, the Court may appoint an Amicus Attorney to represent the child’s best interests. The main focus in our courts is always “the best interest of the child.” Child custody issues can arise in a divorce context, or even outside of a divorce context (for example where parties have children together, but were never married). Our goal in these cases is to help the judge see all sides of the child’s issues, so that the best interest of the child is never lost.
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Law Office of Mary Khano Foteh, P.C.
6542 Greatwood Parkway, Suite A
Sugar Land, Texas 77479
Phone:713-988-0505 Fax: 713-988-1201
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