What Is Conservatorship? How Does a CPS Removal Involve Conservatorship?
In Texas family law, the term “conservatorship” has taken center stage, replacing the traditional term “custody” to define the legal relationship between a guardian and a child. This shift underscores […]
Understanding Custody in the Context of DFPS Evaluations
Custody battles are akin to emotional roller coasters, with the Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) often thrown into the tempest. For parents and legal professionals in Austin, Texas, […]
Navigating divorce when DFPS Amarillo is involved
It’s a heart-wrenching experience – no playbook, no guide, nothing but raw emotion and logistical nightmares. When the road to divorce intersects with the intervention of the Texas Department of […]
What to Do if You Disagree with a DFPS Decision
Navigating the legal terrain surrounding a decision by the Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) can be likened to surviving in a complex maze. For many, even contemplating a […]
Resources for Austin parents dealing with DFPS during a divorce
When the Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) enters the fray of your life, you’re not just dealing with another layer of bureaucracy. You’re facing the team whose mandate […]
What to Do If DFPS Contacts You During a Divorce
Navigating the complexities of divorce is hard enough without unexpected factors coming into play. One particularly alarming occurrence is finding yourself on the receiving end of a call from the […]
Legal Rights and Responsibilities During a DFPS Investigation
Every parent’s nightmare begins with a knock at the door. A silence broken by the intrusion of the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS). In the wake of […]
Child Protective Services in Texas: Safeguarding Childhood and Shaping the Future
Child Protective Services (CPS) Texas plays a pivotal role in child welfare, focusing on safeguarding childhood and nurturing future generations. CPS, a vital branch of the Texas Department of Family […]
