Custody Modification In Texas

Summary

If you have 50/50 custody and your ex-wifes move significantly impacts your ability to work, you can request a custody modification in Texas. Gather evidence showing the negative impact on your childs well-being and your employment. Free resources and legal aid organizations can assist you in filing a petition without a lawyer. Courts prioritize the childs best interests, so documenting any neglect or harm is crucial. Consider visiting Texas Law Help or local legal aid organizations for support.

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Texas family law
Hi ****! To provide you with the most accurate information on Texas family law, could you please specify the particular issue or question you have? For example, are you dealing with divorce, child custody, or another family-related matter?
Child custody
Hi ****! To better assist you with your child custody issue in Texas, could you please explain the specific concern or question you have regarding child custody?
I have */* custody my ex wife moved to the furthest part of our degree she could. It takes me * hours out of the day to get him to school and home I am unable to work a full time job
Hi ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Texas, you might be able to modify your custody arrangement based on the significant change in circumstances.
To understand better, do you have a current court order specifying the custody arrangement?
Yes */* she has rights to school address
Hi ****, thank you for providing the details. In Texas, you can request a modification to your custody arrangement if there has been a significant change in circumstances, such as the distance now affecting your ability to work. Here are some general steps you might consider:
- File a Petition to Modify the Parent-Child Relationship.
- Provide evidence of the significant impact on your ability to maintain employment and the child's best interests.
- Attend a court hearing where both parties can present their arguments.
Would you like information on how to file a petition or details on nearby family courts?
But she does not have my son's best interest in anything anymore since she got a new boyfriend
Hi ****, I understand your concern. It's important to focus on how the current situation affects your son's best interests. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Document any evidence showing that the current arrangement is not in your son's best interests.
- File a Petition to Modify the Parent-Child Relationship.
- Attend a court hearing and present your evidence.
Would you like information on how to file a petition or details on nearby family courts in Texas?
But she will just say that that's my opinion like what do I do how do I prove like when she leaves him with his grandparents all the time or goes takes revolves his world around her boyfriend's schedule and what her boyfriend likes to do
Hi ****, I understand your concerns. To strengthen your case, you can gather evidence such as:
- Documentation of instances where your son is left with grandparents frequently.
- Evidence showing how the new arrangement negatively affects your son's well-being.
- Any records of your son's schedule being disrupted due to the boyfriend's preferences.
Would you like more detailed information on how to file a petition or details about nearby family courts in Texas?
I also don't have the money to get a lawyer but her new bf will pay for hers
Hi ****, I understand your situation. Here are some steps you can take to file a petition for custody modification without a lawyer:
- Visit the Texas Law Help website for free resources and forms.
- Look into local legal aid organizations that offer free or low-cost assistance.
- Gather all your evidence and documentation before filing.
Would you like information on nearby family courts in Texas?
No is allowing her 16 year old son and his 16 year old daughter who are dating boy friend and girlfriend sleep in the same bed with they know they have sex
Hi ****,
If you're concerned about the living arrangements and well-being of your son due to his mother's decisions, consider the following steps:
- Document instances where inappropriate behavior is occurring.
- File a Petition to Modify the Parent-Child Relationship due to potential harm or neglect.
- Gather evidence and present it at the court.
Would you like details on nearby family courts in Texas?
I'm asking if that is ok
Hi ****,
Your detailed responses are very helpful. Based on your concerns, here are some general steps you might consider:
- **Document Instances:** Collect evidence of inappropriate behavior affecting your son's well-being.
- **File a Petition:** Request a modification to the custody arrangement due to potential harm or neglect.
- **Present Evidence:** Gather all documentation to present at the court hearing.
Would you like information on nearby family courts in Texas?
I don't know if the court sees it as inappropriate or if that's just my opinion
Hi ****,
In Texas, courts prioritize the best interests of the child. The court may view the situation as inappropriate if it poses a risk to your child's well-being. To strengthen your case, gather evidence of any neglect or harm.
Would you like more detailed information on how to file a petition or details about nearby family courts in Texas?
She has my son stay at his house and sleep in guest room when she lives less then * miles from her just so she can sleep with her new bf
Hi ****,
I understand your frustration. In Texas, the best interests of the child are paramount in custody decisions. If you believe the current arrangement is not in your son's best interests, you can gather evidence and file a Petition to Modify the Parent-Child Relationship. Would you like more information on how to file this petition?
But what I'm asking I don't know if I'm over reacting or not
Hi ****,
Your concerns are valid, and it's essential to prioritize your son's well-being. Courts in Texas focus on the best interests of the child. If you feel the current situation negatively affects him, gathering evidence and seeking a custody modification is not overreacting.
Would you like more information on how to file a petition or details on nearby family courts in Texas?
I don't even have the money for that
Hi ****,
I understand your financial concerns. Here are some options for free or low-cost legal assistance in Texas:
- **Texas Law Help:** Offers free resources and forms for filing a petition.
- **Legal Aid Organizations:** Provide free or low-cost legal assistance.
- **Family Law Clinics:** Some law schools offer free legal clinics.
Would you like more information on any of these options?