What Will Be in Your Child's Best Interest After the Divorce?
When it comes to child custody issues, count on one thing: Texas judges expect parents to consider the best interests of their children. You need an attorney who understands your family and who can show the judge that you desire and deserve custody.
At Kerr, Hendershot & Cannon, P.C., we have more than 20 years of experience handling child custody and child support issues across our state. We can present your case in the light most favorable to you to show how your child's interests would be best served by awarding you custody. Our goal in these cases is to make sure parents and children have solid relationships after divorce, and that children have the resources they need to succeed as they grow up. Serving Harris County, Fort Bend County and Corpus Christi, our experienced Houston child custody lawyers can provide you with smart advice and skilled representation in matters concerning:
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Sole managing conservatorship (SMC), joint managing conservator (JMC), and shared time
- Visitation schedules, including creative schedules for parents in non-traditional professions and special visitation arrangements for families with young children
- Post-judgment modification of custody, visitation or child support
- Enforcement of child support and possession and access
- Parental relocation
- Paternity, DNA testing and fathers' rights
To arrange a consultation with a skilled, dedicated Houston family lawyer, call 866-398-1856/888-654-7305 or contact our law firm online.
Fort Bend County Child Support Attorneys Handling Cases Throughout Texas
Child support is administered through the state and the amount is typically determined by specific guidelines based on the paying person's income. We work with the opposing attorney to determine a fair and proper level of child support that will protect the paying parent as well as the lifestyle and interests of the children.
A child support attorney at our firm can provide you with the information you need about Texas child support laws. We will take the time to explain all aspects of child support, including:
- Child support guidelines and statutes
- Factors the court might consider in deviating from the Texas child support guidelines
- Enforcement of child support orders
- Modification of child support orders to account for a parent's promotion, raise or loss of employment
- The possibility of additional child support for children with special health care or education needs
Looking Out for the Best Interests of Children
In custody and support cases, it is important to look at the big picture. At Kerr, Hendershot & Cannon, we do exactly that. We work toward solutions that preserve emotional stability and set children up for success three, five and 10 years down the road. With decades of experience behind us, we understand how to protect our clients' rights in the courts of Harris County, Fort Bend County, Corpus Christi, Galveston County and beyond.
Contact Our Law Firm for More Information
To discuss important child support and custody issues with our experienced attorneys, call 866-398-1856/888-654-7305 or contact us online.
