Child custody battles can be undeniably nerve-wracking. It’s not a walk in the park; it’s a fight for what you hold dearest — your child. But fear not, for at Tad Nelson & Associates, we’re more than ready to help you win your child custody dispute.
Armed with a wealth of experience and the unparalleled expertise of our licensed Texas attorneys, Tad Nelson and Amber Spurlock, you can rest assured that we’re among the most effective child custody law firms in Galveston County.
If you need to talk with an experienced child custody lawyer, call us at 409-904-0043 today.
Rules of Engagement
The Texas Family Code
First off, let’s clear the smoke of uncertainty. To triumph in any battle, one needs to know the terrain.
In this case, the terrain is the Texas legal system and our rules of engagement are outlined in the Texas Family Code. These are the laws that governs the court’s decisions in child custody cases.
Particularly, the Texas Family Code §153.002 establishes that “the best interest of the child” remains the primary consideration in determining issues of conservatorship and possession.
Fortify Your Position
Gathering Evidence
Collecting evidence is crucial. The evidence collection process are the building blocks of your case. Courts rely heavily on factual information — we’re talking about documents like report cards, medical records, or anything that can substantiate your claim that you provide a healthy environment for your child.
Strategize with the Masters
The Law Offices of Tad Nelson & Associates
Remember, you’re not going into battle alone. Our law firm is an essential part of your strategy.
Mr. Tad Nelson and Ms. Amber Spurlock are seasoned veterans of Galveston County’s family law arena. We’re always ready to bring our wealth of knowledge to the fore.
Our collaborative approach enables us to tailor the best strategy to your case, anticipating and countering the opposition’s moves.
Prepare Your Proofs
Parenting Plan and Financial Affidavits
There are two primary documents that’ll make your case stronger — a detailed parenting plan and an accurate financial affidavit.
- The parenting plan outlines your proposed child custody arrangement.
- The financial affidavit provides a clear picture of your financial capabilities.
Together, these documents demonstrate to the court that you’re responsible, prepared, and fully capable of providing for your child. If you need help compiling these documents and ordering them in way that will suffice for court, we’ll provide all needed assistance.
Train to Win
Practice and Mentally Prepare
Going back and forth to court is stressful for some of our clients. Nervousness can be your downfall. That’s why we at Tad Nelson & Associates firmly believe in preparing our clients, not just legally, but emotionally as well.
We’ll guide you through mock hearings to help you practice. We’ll also be instrumental in helping you anticipate possible questions. We’ll also work with you on building compelling responses to any questions the opposition throws at you. Our aim is to ensure that you’re not just ready for battle, but ready to win.
Keep a Steady Hand
Manage Your Emotions
Finally, remember the significance of emotional management. Amid the torrent of legal proceedings, you need to keep a cool head. Demonstrating emotional stability sends a powerful message to the court about your capacity to provide a stable environment for your child.
We understand this is a challenging situation. At Tad Nelson & Associates, we’re with you every step of the way. We’ll be by your side, providing the guidance you’ll need to endure the process.
Meet with Experienced Child Custody Lawyers
Call Tad Nelson & Associates today.
As experienced family lawyers, we know how to guide you through these challenging times. You’re fighting for what’s most precious to you. We’re here to help you win that fight.
If you would like for us to review the details of your case, contact our law offices today at 409-904-0043. We have law offices in League City and on Galveston Island for your convenience. We’ll go to war for your kids.
