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Mothers' Rights

Mothers' Rights Lawyers in Dallas

Helping Mothers Get the Best Deal Possible

At DebnamRust, P.C., our mothers' rights lawyers are committed to helping mothers get the best possible outcome in their cases. We are highly experienced in the areas of Texas family law and divorce and are ready to put that experience to work for you.

Whether you are hoping to gain joint or primary custody of your children or are hoping to get custody, we can help you work toward your goals. We can also help you modify a current custody arrangement or enforce a visitation schedule if your ex-spouse is not being compliant. We can represent you in either the Dallas or Houston area.

Get in touch with our mothers' rights lawyers in Dallas at (214) 758-8681 or via online form to discuss your case.

Mothers' Rights in Texas

In Texas, mothers have a legal right to seek custody of their children. In deciding child custody, the court will generally award custody based on the best interests of the child.

The court's decision will take into consideration many factors, including:

  • each parent's wishes for custody
  • each parent's ability to care for the child
  • the child's relationship with each parent
  • the child's needs

We can help you present the best case possible, taking into consideration all the factors listed above. We will work to make sure the judge understands your situation and the reasons why you want custody of your children.

How Does Paternity Affect a Mother’s Rights in Texas?

Paternity plays a significant role in determining a mother's rights in Texas. When paternity is established, it legally identifies the child's biological father. This has several implications for a mother's rights.

 First, it allows the father to pursue legal rights and responsibilities, including visitation, custody, and child support. This means that a mother may have to share custody or allow visitation with the child's father, depending on the circumstances.

 Second, paternity can affect child support. A legally recognized father may be required to provide financial support for the child.

 However, paternity also provides certain benefits to the mother. It establishes a legal basis for seeking child support, which can help ensure financial stability for the child. It also allows the child to have access to the father's medical and genetic history, which can be important for healthcare decisions.

 Overall, paternity has legal and financial implications that can significantly affect a mother's rights in Texas.

Contact Us Today

Our mothers' rights firm can help you work toward your goals. We are ready to put our experience to work for you. We can represent you in either the Dallas or Houston area.

Please call our mothers' rights lawyers at (214) 758-8681 for a consultation.

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