Texas Family Lawyer
Board Certified family attorney Arthur G. Augustine is experienced in the interpretation and application of Texas family law. Mr. Augustine has developed this website to be a wealth of knowledge & your family law resource. Please use the links below to research family laws of Texas more deeply. Should you have any questions or need further assistance please contact us using the form to your right.
Please select from one of the following Texas divorce and family law issues:
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Divorce — Even in emotional circumstances, a divorce lawyer can resolve your divorce through mediation, allowing you a strong voice in the outcome. But we are also prepared to take your case to court if that will provide the best resolution. We handle divorce cases involving a broad spectrum of clients, from those who are struggling financially and are facing divorce and foreclosure of their home to clients who have significant assets and property which they need to protect. Texas Divorce Laws
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Child Custody – Texas family law courts always decide child custody and visitation matters “in the best interest of the child.” At the law office of Arthur Augustine, we share the court’s focus on the best interests of the children and take satisfaction in our ability to help clients achieve fair child custody solutions that favor quality time spent with each parent. We encourage our clients to keep in mind that the manner in which child custody disputes are resolved can significantly affect their children — especially when they put the children in the middle. Texas Child Custody Law
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Child custody or visitation modification - Family courts in Texas use an extremely high standard in determining if the modification of an existing child custody or visitation order is warranted. A parent requesting the modification of custody or visitation must demonstrate a substantial change in circumstances that affects the welfare of the children, such as child abuse or neglect, chemical dependency problems or other serious concerns.
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Child support modification – Child support orders may be re-examined every three years, or when one party requests a review as a result of a change in circumstances. If the income of either parent has significantly increased or decreased, or if the percentage of time spent with each parent has significantly changed, and such change would result in at least a 10-percent increase or decrease in child support obligations, the court may modify the existing child support order.
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Adoption - We understand the frustration of such a lengthy and arduous process when the adoption of a child is at stake. However, if the reward at the end is that child entering your household or taking the “step” out of stepparent, then every step was worth it
Attorney Arthur G. Augustine is committed to provide thorough and competent legal representation for anyone in Texas seeking advice from a Board Certified Family Attorney. Whether you need an attorney for divorce, child custody or one of our other practice areas, we are dedicated to protecting our client’s rights and securing a fair and equitable settlement.
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Disclaimer: Our web site is designed for informational purposes only. This information should not be construed to be formal legal advice or the formation of a lawyer/client relationship
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