Protecting Your Rights, Achieving Your Goals
The attorneys at Scott M. Brown, P.C. have extensive experience in custody and visitation proceedings in Brazoria County. We understand not only the law as it applies to custody and visitation, we also know the personalities in the court system, and how judges are likely to rule in certain cases. We will apply our knowledge and legal skills to protect your rights and achieve your goals.
Contact our firm to learn more about the legal issues in your case, and how we can be of assistance.
Custody and Visitation in Brazoria County
Courts in Brazoria County do not require mandatory mediation in child custody and visitation matters, unlike Harris County and other jurisdictions in Texas. This means that your lawyer must prepare your case carefully, well in advance of any court hearings.
Our attorneys will take the time to understand you, your children, your spouse and other factual issues. Based on your needs and those of your children, we will then develop a legal strategy designed to achieve your goals. While courts in Brazoria County always apply the "best interest" standard regarding custody and visitation, they can be persuaded by the presentation of evidence and effective argumentation. Scott M. Brown, P.C. has the experience, knowledge and determination needed to achieve your goals.
Negotiated vs. Contested Custody Solutions
At Scott M. Brown, P.C., we believe in developing workable and mutually acceptable custody and visitation solutions through negotiation whenever possible. Parenting arrangements reached in this manner can keep legal costs reasonable, and they can lay the groundwork for cooperation in future child-rearing activities.
Our firm does have experience in contested child custody cases however, including cases involving proposed parental relocations and termination of parental rights. If circumstances require litigation in court to protect your interests, Scott M. Brown, P.C. will advocate vigorously on your behalf.
Modifications in Custody and Visitation
Our lawyers also represent parents seeking modifications in custody and visitation orders. We can obtain modifications in many "routine" cases efficiently, and for an affordable fee. An attorney can review your case and explain how we can help you.
Contact Us Today
To schedule a consultation with one of our Brazoria County child custody attorneys, contact Scott M. Brown, P.C.
