In Texas, “custody” is legally called conservatorship. Courts decide two things: conservatorship (who makes decisions for the child medical, educational, and other major decisions) and possession and access (the parenting time schedule). Most cases result in Joint Managing Conservatorship, where both parents share rights and duties, though the specific schedule and decision-making split can vary widely based on each family’s situation.
Flat-fee pricing
You'll know your cost before your case begins no hourly billing surprises.
Bilingual representation
Se habla español, from your first phone call through your final court date.
Evening and weekend appointments
Because custody issues don't wait for business hours.
Military-family experience.
Located minutes from Joint Base San Antonio, we regularly handle custody matters involving deployment schedules, PCS moves, and the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) protections that apply to military parents.
