PRACTICE AREAS
TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS
When this process is voluntary, it is often referred to as "relinquishment." A court can also order termination of rights involuntarily in certain limited circumstances such as when abuse or neglect has occurred, or when a parent is absent or fails to support a child for an extended period of time. The Court must find that one of the grounds for termination listed in the Family Code has been met, and that termination of parental rights is in the child's best interest, which is a very high standard of proof.
CONTACT US
FORT WORTH - 817-409-1136
GRANBURY - 817-408-3541
LORI@TEXFAMILYLAWYER.COM
** We welcome your email, but please understand that if you are not already a client of Dally & Webb Family Law, PLLC, we cannot consult with or represent you until we confirm that doing so would not create a conflict of interest and is otherwise consistent with the policies of our firm. Accordingly, please do not include any confidential information until we verify that the firm is in a position to consult with or represent you. Prior to that time, there is no assurance that information you send us will be maintained as confidential. Submitting information does not create an attorney-client relationship and no representation occurs unless and until a contract for legal services is executed. Thank you for your consideration.