If you're going through a custody case or working out a parenting plan, you've probably heard the phrase "best interest of the child." It's a term that comes up in almost every family law case involving kids—but what does it actually mean in real life?

When a child starts pulling away from a parent with no clear reason—and the other parent seems to be behind it—it can be heartbreaking. This is often what people are talking about when they mention parental alienation.

When your child’s safety is at risk, waiting for a standard court date isn’t always an option. Emergency custody in Texas is a legal tool designed for urgent situations, allowing you to act quickly to protect your child.