Gainesville, TX asked in Child Custody for Texas

Q: Custody havent been able to see child. No contact no phone number no address. Want to see my kid.

My husband has had a on going issuse with getting his son. The mother will not let me have him. She wont return phone calls or texts. I have no idea where she lives or works.

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Chad Zubi
Chad Zubi
Answered
  • Divorce Lawyer
  • Kingwood, TX
  • Licensed in Texas

A: If there is a court order in place regarding the child then an enforcement would be a proper route to take. A Writ of Habeas Corpus can be filed for the purpose of the mother being ordered to hand over the child at a specific place and time if the father has a legal right to have them (pursuant to a court order).

If there is no order in place then a suit affecting the parent child relationship would be appropriate to get court orders in place regarding the child. Without a court order there isn't much that can be done to make one parent hand over a child to the other.

Either way you should seek the counsel of a qualified family attorney.

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