Texas family law

Child Custody

Build a parenting arrangement that protects your relationship with your child.

How we help

Build a parenting arrangement that protects your relationship with your child.

Texas custody cases determine conservatorship, decision-making rights, possession, access, support, and often where a child may live. Beveridge Law Firm helps parents present the facts that matter and pursue orders that work in real life.

Issues we evaluate

Conservatorship and primary-residence disputes
Shared and custom possession schedules
Temporary orders and final trials
Geographic restrictions and relocation
Medical, educational, and psychological decisions
Child support and medical support

A focused approach

What happens after you contact the firm.

Every matter is different. These are the practical first steps used to understand the situation and determine an appropriate path.

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Understand your current order and immediate concerns
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Identify the evidence tied to your child’s best interest
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Prepare for negotiation, mediation, temporary orders, or trial

Common questions

Starting points—not one-size-fits-all answers.

Does Texas automatically award 50/50 custody?

No. Courts decide conservatorship and possession under the child’s best-interest standard. A customized or equal schedule may be possible, but the facts and requested relief matter.

Can a custody order be changed later?

Potentially. A modification generally requires statutory grounds and proof that the requested change serves the child’s best interest.

Talk with the firm

Get advice based on your facts, documents, and deadlines.

Request an evaluation 281-407-0961