Child Custody

Family Law

Family Law

Child Custody

Your children's wellbeing is the priority. Trey Loftin fights for custody arrangements that protect your parental rights and serve your children's best interests.

Child Custody in Texas

In Texas, child custody is referred to as "conservatorship." Courts make conservatorship decisions based on the best interests of the child — a standard that considers many factors including each parent's relationship with the child, the child's needs, and each parent's ability to provide a stable environment.

As a father of four and a former District Court Judge who presided over hundreds of family law cases, Trey Loftin brings both personal understanding and professional expertise to every custody matter he handles.

Joint Managing Conservatorship
The most common arrangement in Texas. Both parents share rights and duties, though one parent typically has the right to designate the child's primary residence.
Sole Managing Conservatorship
One parent has exclusive rights to make major decisions for the child. Typically awarded when joint conservatorship would not be in the child's best interest.
Possession & Access Schedules
Texas has a Standard Possession Order that governs visitation. Courts can deviate from this schedule based on the child's best interests.
Relocation Disputes
When a parent wants to move with the children, the other parent's rights must be protected. Trey handles relocation disputes aggressively.

Fighting for Your Children?

Your parental rights matter. Call Trey Loftin today for a free, confidential consultation about your child custody case.

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