San Antonio, TX asked in Family Law, Child Custody and Child Support for Texas

Q: What kind of proof do I need to show the judge?

I signed for child support i wanted 50/50 custody but father said no he wants full custody he lied to the judge about my child living with him judge took his verbal word from him gave him temporarily full custody and all rights wile i pay for child support and get every 1st 3rd and 5th weekends only when I absolutely told the judge I have proof he has been living with me from schools and doctors record

1 Lawyer Answer
Jonathan Tanaka
Jonathan Tanaka
Answered
  • Divorce Lawyer
  • Harker Heights, TX
  • Licensed in Texas

A: I would suggest that you hire a family law attorney in the San Antonio area right away. The attorney will be able to assist you in putting forward your best argument for the upcoming final hearing or perhaps assist in settling the matter via mediation.

The fact that your child has been living with you is helpful but not necessarily determinative. An attorney will be able to discuss your situation and advise you as to how to best proceed.

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