Court Gives Texas Father Custody in Case Against Fiancé of Deceased Ex

By Brian Tackett | Published August 17, 2020 | Posted in Custody Law, Family Law | Tagged Tags: appellate court, conservatorship, third-party unrelated adult | Comments Off on Court Gives Texas Father Custody in Case Against Fiancé of Deceased Ex

When Texas parents divorce, the most contested issues often involve conservatorship, possession and access. Conservatorship, also known as child custody in many other jurisdictions, is the legal right and responsibility of a parent to make decisions about the health, education and welfare of the child. This can be granted jointly or given to one parent. Read More

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