Does anyone have a recommendation for an attorney specializing in Father's Rights in Texas. The baby is due June/July timeframe and the couple are NOT together. It has been a very sad and agonizing past few months and with no end in sight (very hostile, no communication, baby=birth + how many years of negativity with the ex and her family). She did the breaking up and was raised by a single mother with no positive contact with her father as well. I am scoping out attorney's to get the ball rolling. Any advice would be appreciated as well...you all are soooo smart and give great advice! Sad Grammie!
We went for a consultation with a "Father's Rights" attorney. Our appointment was NOT with the attorney that was advertised as "the best attorney for father's," it was with a new attorney (female) who is not even listed on the website and she was not as helpful as I thought she could be. $2500. retainer, I would like the attorney to represent our wishes and I just did not get that feeling. Should I start all over again, or contact the main attorney? Time is of the essence and I just do not knnow what to do! What would you do?
Michelle Cheney - Crandall, Tx - Cheney Legal - http://www.cheneylegal.com/
I'm a mother and she handled my divorce, but I will say, I have NEVER found someone to be more fair for both parents than Michelle. I highly recommend her. She's passionate about the work she does whether it be for the mother or father.
Definitely get an attorney. Grandparents have rights in Texas as well so find one that can help you both
He can go to the Texas Attorney General for free, just like she can. There is a whole page on the website about fathers rights. That would be a good place to start.
https://www.oag.state.tx.us/ag_publications/pdfs/qa_ncp.pdf
http://www.livestrong.com/article/134818-texas-fathers-ri...
Cordell & Cordell Divorce Attorneys for Men and Fathers Rights
