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Mother’s Rights

Mothers’ Rights in Texas
Mothers in Texas have inherent legal rights as parents, including the ability to establish paternity on behalf of the child’s father for child support collection. However, custody rights are not automatically granted in divorce cases; instead, they are determined by a judge based on the best interests of the child. Issues such as abuse, unverified paternity, and high-conflict separations may complicate mothers’ rights, but seeking a protective order can help address these concerns by granting custody, restricting visitation, or ordering child support. The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC provides dedicated representation to protect mothers’ rights in family law matters, ensuring that their interests are understood and safeguarded through negotiation or litigation.
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Mothers’ Rights in Texas

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Parenting rights can be of a great concern for divorcing couples – who should be awarded custody? What rights do parents have? In the state of Texas, a child’s mother is automatically seen as a legal parent. As your child’s mother, however, you have the right to establish paternity on behalf of the child’s father to collect child support.


If your rights are at risk of being violated, you should retain representation from the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC. Our firm is focused on family law matters, which allows us to give your case the personalized attention it needs. Attorney Bryan Fagan is a member of the Texas Bar College, which is an achievement that reaches only less than 10% of lawyers in Texas.

Our office is available 24/7. Call the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC at (281) 810-9760 to learn how we can help.

What are my custody rights?

It’s important to remember that a divorce does not automatically grant the mother custody rights. Before a custody order is given, a judge will look at the case and decide what type of parenting arrangement would best suit the needs and interests of the child. Issues such as abuse, unverified paternity, and high-conflict separations can complicate the validity of mothers’ rights – in these cases, a mother can file a protective order.

Seeking a protective order can do the following:

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If your rights as a mother are at risk of being compromised, you should not hesitate in putting our Houston family lawyer on your side. We aim to resolve your matters through negotiations, but if we find that a favorable outcome cannot be secured, we are prepared to take your case to court. At the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC, we work tirelessly to ensure that your rights are not only understood, but are protected.

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