Protect Your Right as a Texas Mother
Mothers typically are the ones who worry about the little details: Did Jimmy do his homework? Did Suzy brush her teeth? Are the school lunches packed for tomorrow?
In the event of a divorce, these worries can become compounded with new stresses and larger concerns. You might be adjusting to being a single parent, with your kids with you the majority of the time. Perhaps you have just rejoined the workforce and are dealing with new challenges of juggling work and family obligations. Maybe you have concerns about how your children are doing at your former spouse's home or want to share the load more with regard to finances and decision making.
Your Rights As A Mother
After a divorce, the rights and responsibilities of parents should be equal. As a custodial parent, you have several important rights that we can help you protect and enforce:
- Receive child support
- Expect a custody and visitation schedule that works for your children
- Receive reimbursement for half of uninsured medical expenses
- Have assistance with decision making from the noncustodial parent
- Be confident your children will be safe and secure when visiting with their noncustodial parent
Mother's rights attorneys Jill Setzer and John Setzer have personal experience with the pressures of parenthood. As your lawyers, they work tirelessly to ensure your rights are represented in any necessary legal action.
Why Choose Setzer Law Firm?
Our firm stands out for its extensive experience in mother's rights cases and our personal understanding of the challenges mothers face. We offer compassionate yet aggressive representation, always ready to fight for your rights while being mindful of the emotional toll of family law disputes.
As skilled negotiators, we excel at reaching out-of-court settlements that serve your interests, saving you time, money, and stress. However, when litigation is necessary, we are fully prepared to advocate for you in court.
Above all, we are dedicated to protecting your relationship with your children and ensuring that your voice is heard throughout the legal process.
