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Child Custody & Visitation

Texas Child Custody Laws Attorney

When parents of minor children are separating or divorcing, the most important question related to the divorce or separation is where --- and with whom -- the children will live. The answer to this question will have lifelong consequences for everyone in the family. That is why Texas law, our courts and reasonable people everywhere refer to “the best interest of the child” as the most important factor in child custody decisions.

Contact experienced Austin, Texas family law lawyer David Todd if your family is facing decisions or disputes concerning child custody, child support, spousal support, or division of marital property. Attorney Todd would like to meet with you at his family law firm for an initial consultation to discuss your options, such as joint custody.

The Connection between Child Custody and Child Support

Attorney Todd is well qualified to help both custodial and non-custodial parents. He understands Texas child custody laws in depth, and is ready to explain clearly how percentage formulas relate to child custody and to child support. Likewise, he will explain the visitation rights of non-custodial parents. He is a trained mediator, offering you the option of his mediation services as a means to resolve questions of child custody.

Modifying Child Custody Agreements

If you already have a child custody arrangement in place, but wish to have it modified, the Law Office of David Todd is prepared to facilitate your efforts to adjust your child custody rights. Perhaps you are about to go overseas for military service and want to see your child for longer periods of time when you are on leave. Whatever your child custody needs, attorney David Todd is experienced, patient, thorough and ready to show you how to pursue your goals -- in your children’s best interest.

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