Custody Case Finalized With Protective Order in Place
Represented a parent in a suit affecting the parent-child relationship, obtaining a protective order while the case was pending and finalizing terms of conservatorship, possession, and support.
Family Law Case Results
Represented a parent in a suit affecting the parent-child relationship, obtaining a protective order while the case was pending and finalizing terms of conservatorship, possession, and support.
Represented a husband defending against an application for a protective order, which was nonsuited following a court appearance and further negotiation.
Represented a father whose children received Social Security benefits based on his disability, obtaining an order that credited those payments toward his child support obligation.
Represented a father who had been subject to two prior orders providing no visitation, negotiating an agreed modification that established a court-ordered possession schedule with his children.
Represented a father in a divorce resolved by agreement, negotiating terms naming him the parent with the exclusive right to designate the children’s primary residence without the need for a contested trial.
Represented a client in an agreed divorce in which the other spouse signed a waiver of service, allowing the case to proceed without formal service and reducing both the timeline and the cost to the client.
Represented a parent in a suit affecting the parent-child relationship, obtaining a protective order while the case was pending and finalizing terms of conservatorship, possession, and support.
Represented a husband defending against an application for a protective order, which was nonsuited following a court appearance and further negotiation.
Disclaimer: The case results described above are examples of matters handled by Bailey & Galyen attorneys and do not guarantee or predict the outcome of any other case, as results depend on the specific facts and law applicable to each matter. Client names and identifying details have been omitted to protect confidentiality.