Your Plano Child Custody Lawyers
Protecting Your Relationship With Your Child Through Every Step
Few legal matters are more important than decisions involving your children. Child custody issues can affect where your child lives, how parents share responsibilities, and your ongoing relationship with your child.
Our Plano child custody attorneys at Khavari & Moghadassi Attorneys at Law help parents understand their rights, explore their options, and navigate custody matters with thoughtful legal guidance.
Whether you are creating a parenting arrangement, seeking a custody modification, or dealing with disagreements over visitation or decision-making, Khavari & Moghadassi Attorneys at Law provides personalized representation based on your circumstances.
Understanding Child Custody in Plano
In Texas, child custody is generally referred to as conservatorship. This describes a parent’s rights and responsibilities, including decision-making authority and parenting responsibilities.
Courts consider the best interests of the child when making custody decisions. Factors may include the child’s needs, each parent’s circumstances, and each parent’s ability to provide a stable, supportive environment.
For families in Plano and surrounding Collin County communities, custody decisions often require balancing legal requirements with the practical realities of raising children.
Understanding your rights early can help you make informed decisions about your family’s future.
Child Custody Matters We Handle
Initial Custody Arrangements
We help parents establish custody arrangements that address parenting responsibilities, decision-making, and schedules.
Parenting Plans and Visitation
We assist with parenting plans involving regular schedules, holidays, school activities, transportation, and other important details.
Custody Modifications
When circumstances change, we help parents understand whether an existing custody order may need to be modified.
Enforcement Matters
We assist parents when existing custody orders are not being followed, or disagreements arise regarding parenting time.
Complex Custody Disputes
Some custody matters involve significant disagreements or complicated family circumstances. We help parents prepare and pursue solutions that protect their parental rights.
About Khavari & Moghadassi Attorneys at Law
Child custody matters can affect your relationship with your children, your daily routine, and your family’s future. At Khavari & Moghadassi Attorneys at Law, we help parents throughout Plano, Collin County, and surrounding communities understand their rights and options.
Our founding attorneys bring more than 35 years of combined legal experience, and our multilingual team serves clients in English, Spanish, French, Farsi, and Vietnamese. Our attorneys have also earned professional recognition for their legal work and commitment to clients.
Whether your custody matter can be resolved through negotiation or mediation or requires representation in court, we provide personalized guidance focused on protecting your parental rights and your children’s best interests.
Related family law services include:
- Divorce
- Family law mediation
- Child support
- Custody modifications
- Enforcement of existing orders
- Other family law matters
The Child Custody Process in Plano
Initial Consultation
We learn about your family situation and explain your legal options.
Establishing or Reviewing Custody Arrangements
We help determine whether you need to establish a new arrangement or modify an existing order.
Negotiation or Mediation
Many custody matters can be resolved through agreements that allow parents to avoid unnecessary conflict.
Court Proceedings
When parents cannot agree, court involvement may be necessary to resolve custody issues.
Final Custody Order
The court issues an order outlining parental rights and responsibilities.
Common Questions About Child Custody
How does Texas determine child custody?
Texas courts consider the best interests of the child by factoring the child’s needs, each parent’s circumstances, and the relationship between the child and each parent.
What is the difference between custody and conservatorship in Plano?
Texas uses the term conservatorship to describe parental rights and responsibilities, whereas the term custody is used when referring to these arrangements.
Can a parent deny visitation in Plano?
While legal options may be available if custody orders are not being followed, a parent generally cannot deny court-ordered visitation because of a disagreement with the other parent.
Can child custody orders be changed?
Yes. Custody orders may be modified when circumstances change, and a modification is appropriate under Texas law.
Does a child get to choose which parent they live with in Plano?
The court will consider the child’s best interest and the child gets to have a say, but ultimately, the judge makes the final decision.
Where are Plano custody cases handled?
Custody matters involving Plano families may be addressed through Collin County courts. The appropriate process depends on the circumstances of the case and existing legal arrangements.
Talk With Our Plano Child Custody Attorneys
Child custody decisions can have a lasting impact on your family. Khavari & Moghadassi Attorneys at Law can help you understand your rights, evaluate your options, and determine the best path forward.
