Conservatorship (Custody) Litigation
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In Texas, obtaining court-ordered custody of a child is known as a conservatorship. In other words, conservatorships bestow upon a child’s parent the right to make decisions in the best interest of the child. In some cases, when the biological parent is unable to properly care for the child, a Permanent Managing Conservatorship (PMC) will be appointed.
When this occurs, it opens the door to abuse and exploitation, including conservator malpractice, mismanagement of finances, and fiduciary and validity concerns.
If you believe a parent or PMC is not looking out for the best interest of their child, you may wish to seek counsel for the following reasons:
- Careless handling of finances or assets
- Theft or embezzlement
- Disregard for due diligence and fiduciary obligations
- Disputes over who should be appointed as conservator
- Inability to act in the best interest of the child
- Filing a petition to terminate the conservatorship
King Law Firm Attorneys at Law understands that fighting a conservatorship can be a complex, emotionally charged endeavor. We take the time to provide you with the all the facts and emotional support you may need when confronting a conservator and getting your or your loved one’s life back.
Please contact King Law Firm Attorneys at Law, for a consultation.
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