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If the parents cannot agree about child custody (“conservatorship”) how will the court make a decision on that issue? The parties (parents) will present evidence, and then the court will make a decision that the Judge believes will be in the child(ren)’s best interest. Read More to determine the child’s best interest
If the parents cannot agree about child possession, i.e. when each parent will have the right to “have” the child(ren) with them, then how will the court make a decision on that issue? Read more to see what the Texas Family Code expressly provides for custody
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The Court always considers what is in the best interests of the child. So, our task is to learn your goals for the child, and work to convince the court that your reasonable goals are in the child’s best interest.
Texas appoints conservators of a child or children, rather than awarding custody. For all practical purposes, the terms are synonymous, so please don’t let that unusual terminology trip you up
Because child custody cases can be fraught with emotion, it’s important to feel that you have the right attorney. Please schedule a free 30 minute conversation with us today to learn our approaches to child custody and how we may be of service to you.
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Clients who come to us, after using larger law firms, often complain that those bigger law firms seem to be more focused on generating fees, than providing effective and efficient representation. They tell us stories of enduring too many long, in-person interviews and...
“If the parents cannot agree about child custody (“conservatorship”) how will the court make a decision on that issue?
The parties (parents) will present evidence, and then the court will make a decision that the Judge believes will be in the child(ren)’s best interest. In determining that best interest, courts consider the following, non-exclusive factors in Texas: ● the desires of...
Can I Change my Child Custody Order?
So, you have a child custody (or conservatorship) order. It was arrived at either by initial agreement of the parties, informal negotiation, mediation, or after a trial. And now, one of the parties wants to change it. Can that be done? It is widely reported that each...
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“Any and all aspects of my child custody case were handled expediently and professionally with David. The outcome of my case, even though dismissed, was as expected. Great attorney. Great service.“

“David Heiman handled my case for enforcement of child support. He had previously handled my divorce case. He did his homework. There were other factors in consideration at one of the Hearings where Mr. Heiman presented case law in order to get my case transferred to the court of jurisdiction. Mr. Heiman was empathetic and objective in working with me to realistically and properly address my concerns. He didn’t just tell me what I wanted to hear. He was able to look at the details of the case from both sides and he gave me great advice that ultimately produced favorable outcomes. The judges ruled in our favor EVERY TIME. Mr. Heiman is intelligent, impressive, compassionate and caring, and can bring out the humorous side of an unpleasant situation. Hire him! He will do no less than his very best to help you through it.“

“I can’t help but think I won the custody of my daughters because of the advice, help and support that David gave to me, from the first time I met him, right up to the time we won the custody case!!!”
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Heiman Law Firm – Frisco
2770 Main Street
Suite 179
Frisco, TX 75033
(214) 269-9601
Heiman Law Firm – Lewisville
405 State Highway 121 Byp
Ste A250
Lewisville, Texas 75067-4183
(469) 948-4764
Heiman Law Firm – Flower Mound
2201 Spinks Rd
Flower Mound, TX 75022
(469) 817-3273

We service the North Texas area including
Plano, Frisco, Flower Mound, Denton, Prosper, Lewisville, Little Elm, and the Colony.