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CHILD CUSTODY & MODIFICATIONS

Texas law describes "child custody" as "conservatorship".  Many parents refer to conservatorship as "sole custody" or "joint custody". Under Texas law there is a presumption that the parents are the best individuals to have conservatorship of their child or children, however, this is not always the case. The Courts 

​​"I’m a single father and when I needed a lawyer to represent me for custody of my son I didn’t know who to pick but I am thankful for Sandra White.

Sandra went above and beyond my expectations. She was always there for me and guided me every step of the way.

I highly recommend Sandra, not only a great lawyer but she truly cared about my family. I’m also a very proud father who has primary custody of my son and I owe a lot to Sandra White.

                                 Forever grateful,
                                 Josh"

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DIVORCE

Divorces in Texas can be "Uncontested" or "Contested". An uncontested divorce means that you and your spouse agree on such things as the division of your property and a parenting plan dealing with your children. Many people unfortunately do not know all the ends and outs of what "should" be  

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CHILD SUPPORT 

Texas law requires that both parents of a child are responsible for the child's financial needs and the child's health and welfare. Normally the Court will order the parent that does not have primary physical custody of the child to pay child support. Child support in Texas can be awarded in a Divorce case, a Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship (SAPCR) brought by either parent of the child or the Texas Attorney General. 

​The right attorney understands the divorce process and the law but also understands the trauma and emotional upheaval caused by a divorce.

Sandra H. White is the right Dallas Divorce and Family Law attorney. She can help you navigate the divorce process and help you maintain your "sanity" through the divorce process.

It is best to be prepared for the possible complexities of a divorce or child custody or child custody modification and child support issues that might arise. Waiting to seek the services of a qualified Dallas Divorce and Family Law Attorney could result in making your case more complicated and making your case more expensive. You should consider hiring an attorney at the first signs of a problem. That attorney should be Sandra H. White.