Attorneys For Termination Of Parental Rights

Safe and stable homes are critical to child development. Just as important are children’s parental relationships. Texas law is structured to support parent-child relationships that are in the best interests of children. In some cases, a guardian ad litem will be appointed to protect a child’s best interest if an unfit parent does not possess the ability or the capacity to responsibly care for his or her child. Child Protective Services (CPS) actions may also be necessary in such circumstances.Parental rights may be voluntarily or involuntarily terminated. If a compelling reason exists for the court to terminate parental rights, action will be taken, and CPS will become involved.At Scott M. Brown & Associates, we protect parental rights from being terminated, but we also assist parents, stepparents, grandparents, foster parents and others in terminating the rights of unfit parents. With years of experience in family law matters, our attorneys know both sides of every case we take on.

When you need a lawyer in a parental rights termination case, you should speak with the Pearland lawyers at Scott M. Brown & Associates to gain a full understanding of the challenges and opportunities involved. Get aggressive representation: Call us today at 979-849-8526.

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Our Houston family law and divorce attorneys have been providing compassionate and personalized legal services in Texas. Scott M. Brown is a certified family law specialist by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.

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Representation Throughout Houston And Surrounding Areas

We represent a diverse clientele in family law cases, and we have taken numerous cases to jury trial. Our attorneys are responsive, informative and prepared to take on the toughest legal challenges.

The Texas family code lists numerous qualifications for the termination of parental rights, and it considers the following to be compelling reasons to terminate rights:

  • Nonpayment of child support
  • Child abandonment
  • Physical and mental health issues
  • Drug or alcohol addiction
  • Criminal conviction
  • Child abuse and neglect
  • False allegations of abuse or actions that endanger children

Our attorneys make requests to terminate parental rights on behalf of clients, and we protect the parental rights of clients who have been accused of any of the above. The court highly regards parent-child relationships, and our law firm protects relationships in the best interests of children. We not only help stepparents, grandparents and other relatives in adoption cases, but we also protect the rights of biological parents who have a case for keeping their parental rights intact.

Your case will benefit from a team of attorneys who have a comprehensive understanding of each facet of the law. We know how to successfully argue a case from either perspective.

Scott M. Brown & Associates | Angleton Parent Rights Attorneys

Call us at 979-849-8526, or email us to schedule a consultation.

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