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Child & Parental Relocation and Move-Away Attorneys in the Dallas Fort-Worth

At Family Law of North Texas, our Dallas move-away attorneys fight for our clients because we really care. When it comes to child custody and relocation in Texas, you can expect vigorous representation from our Texas child relocation lawyers. Call (903) 402-4033 to set up a consultation for your move away custody case.

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Parent Relocation Lawyers for Child Custody Moveaway Cases in Dallas, TX

Texas child custody relocation law clarifies that all decisions affecting a child must be made in the best interests of that child. If you are dealing with Texas child relocation issues, a judge will ultimately decide whether the proposed relocation should be approved or not.

If both parents agree on the terms, a judge will still review the agreement during a relocation hearing with Dallas relocation lawyers.

As is frequently the case, move away cases often get contentious. Our Texas child relocation attorney fights hard to make sure the parental rights of our clients throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan Area are preserved. We have extensive experience handling move-away cases in Dallas.

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Parental & Child Custody Relocation Law in Texas

The best interests of the child underlie child relocation laws in Texas as well as every other jurisdiction in the U.S. In your initial child custody agreement, the terms were made with the child's interests in mind. Therefore, any modification to this agreement must consider the child’s interests as being of utmost importance.

There are a few methods for handling moveaway custody cases:

  • Reaching a custody agreement with your former spouse. If both guardians are ready to create a parenting plan and visitation schedule, then the agreed-upon plan will be approved in court quickly.
  • Taking the relocation dispute to court. Parents can choose to file their case with the court and leave the decision of relocation with custody to the attorneys and child relocation laws.

A child relocation lawyer is your advocate through this process, which usually starts with a custodial parent relocation letter. It must contain specific information and comply with certain conditions to be valid, including:

  • The date and time of the move;
  • The new address;
  • The reasons for the move;
  • Give the letter to the other parent within 60 days of the move;

After this, a judge will review the order and decide according to Texas child custody relocation law.

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Contact Us Regarding Parent and Child Moveaway Custody

If you have questions regarding parent and child move-away, contact the child relocation lawyers at Family Law of North Texas at (903) 402-4033.

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How Do Texas Courts Review Petitioning for Parental Relocation?

In the case of a dispute, the custodial parent can file a move-away case, during which both parties will have the opportunity to present their arguments for or against the proposed relocation.

At this stage, a parental relocation attorney with experience representing clients in child custody and relocation hearings in Texas will be of great benefit to both parents. When deciding the merits of relocation requests, judges will consider whether:

  • The move will provide better financial opportunities for the child;
  • The move will provide a better opportunity for the child todevelop a certain skill;
  • The move will provide better educational opportunities for the child;
  • The non-custodial parent has failed in their child-rearing duties;

Before the hearing, your law firm will prepare to present the strongest case possible.

Our Dallas Fort Worth Parental Relocation Attorney

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Halina Radchenko

Halina Radchenko, a dedicated legal professional, is passionate about assisting people during challenging legal situations and specializes in Family Law and Personal Injury. Her commitment to justice extends beyond the courtroom; she served as the President of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association, championing significant reforms and achieving the long-awaited passage of the wrongful death bill.

  • Order of the Barrister recipient, recognizing outstanding advocacy skills.
  • Active member of prestigious legal associations, including NYSTLA, Brooklyn Woman’s Bar Association, and New York State Bar Association.

Schedule a Consultation With Our Texas Child Relocation Attorney

Schedule an online consultation with our Dallas relocation lawyers to learn more about how we can protect your parental rights and your child’s best interests and well-being.

Why Choose Our Child Move-Away Lawyers in The DFW Area?

Our Dallas parent relocation attorney team has an extensive history of safeguarding parental rights for clients in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and helping children relocate in TX.

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One of our goals is to make every client feel as though their case is our top priority, which it is. We achieve this by providing personalized care that addresses your specific needs.
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Reputation
After years of diligently representing clients in child custody move-away cases and other matters, we have developed a reputation for putting up a strong fight for our parental clients.
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Experience
Our child relocation attorney has spent countless hours helping clients make sure that their parental rights are respected and preserved in child custody move-away issues.

Our Successful Cases

Following are examples of some of our recent results:

Obtained a not guilty verdict for a client criminally accused of domestic violence. The criminal matter would have had an effect on the final custody determination. Halina and her team helped the client in his criminal matter to ensure that we could fight for him to obtain more time with his child moving forward.
We overturned a temporary order of custody returning a child into primary possession of his father prior to a final determination hearing.
We returned a baby girl to her mom after they were separated for a year because of false accusations of the father. The mom was reunited with her younger daughter as the full time custodian. She was also able to obtain expanded visitation rights with her oldest daughter who is in the primary custody of her father.
Won custody on a pretty tough case. A child was taken from his mother where he lived his entire life. The father was on the run staying at various trailer parks and hotels. We were nervous that we would not be able to serve him. We worked with our local investigator. We found the child and the father, served him, and were able to reunite the mother with her child.
We were able to give temporary custody to a woman who was being verbally and physically abused by her husband. She is an immigrant and he would consistently use her immigration status against her by telling her he would have her deported and take her son. When she was ready to leave he tried to file orders of protection and made up allegations. We were able to file an emergency motion asking for our own order of protection, asking that the mother be named temporary primary guardian and we won.
We were able to reunite a child with his father. In this case, the child was in the primary custody of the mother and the father had a right of visitation. We appeared at a hearing where testimony was taken from the mother and the father. We also had a home study conducted on the home of both parents. We found that the mother was neglectful in that she did not help the child with his homework, she allowed him to play endless hours of video games, and the child sustained bruises and burns in her custody. After the hearing, the judge ruled that the father should be the primary guardian while allowing the mother visitation rights with the child.
Represented a man in a child custody matter. During the pendency of that matter, his girlfriend accused him of family violence. We defended the man in his criminal activities. In that action, there was no proof of violence. No photos of the injuries and no medical records documenting any injuries. The complaint was made almost 1, 1/2 months following the alleged incident. A full criminal trial was held. We held a full criminal jury trial. The man was acquitted on all charges.

These are only a few of many examples

Client Testimonials

Walter R.

5.0

Car Accident

I can’t speak highly enough of Halina and her team. They explained everything to me with utmost clarity and simplicity, and they were available whenever I needed them. Ultimately, I got the result I had been hoping for. If you need a car accident lawyer in Dallas, TX, I can’t think of a better choice.

Wanda G.

5.0

Car Accident

My brother was injured in a car accident caused by an uninsured drunk driver with no financial resources. Halina filed a claim against the nightclub that sold the driver alcohol, and we ended up with a generous settlement. If you’re looking for a Dallas, Texas car accident attorney, Family Law of North Texas is the way to go.

Sally R.

5.0

Car Accident

The lawyers at Family Law of North Texas were always available to answer my questions and address my concerns. I was laid up in the hospital most of the time, and they took care of everything for me. I can’t say enough for them. My husband was killed in a car accident caused by an on-duty delivery driver. They sued the driver’s employer and I ended up walking aways with a generous settlement. All of this took place in just a few weeks. Their compassion and professionalism made me feel like a part of their family during a very difficult time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can a mother move a child away from the father?

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    A mother may move her child away from the father under specific circumstances. If the mother does not have sole custody and there are geographic restrictions in the custody order, the move will have to be approved by a judge.

  • How far away can a custodial parent move?

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    With a court order, a custodial parent can move out of the country. However, moving without order is also possible. Generally speaking, a custodial parent can move within the geographical range specified in the custody agreement, which is typically 100 miles.

  • What is a child relocation attorney fee?

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    The fee depends on the case, as a more complex case will require more time to work on.

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