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Full Custody in Texas: How to File and Win Custody of Your Children

We don’t have to tell you that raising children isn’t easy. Furthermore, figuring out how to raise a child after separating from the child’s other parent can overwhelm the best of us.

Sometimes, you may feel that getting full custody in Texas is your best option. If you’re asking how to win full custody as a father or how to win full custody as a mother, we want to help you understand the process.

As a preliminary matter, there is no actual term of “full custody” under the Texas Family Code, even though most people use that term. Most often, when people say “full custody” they mean who the children live with during the school week, which is referred to as “primary” in Texas.

Sometimes though people use “full custody” as meaning the other parent relinquishing or terminating their parental rights. Other times people use “full custody” as meaning sole managing conservatorship and supervised custody for the other parent.  In this article, “full custody” will be treated as synonymous with “sole managing conservatorship”

Basic Parental Rights in Texas

The first thing to understand when determining how to get full custody of a child in Texas is the scope of the general rights that every Texas parent has. Under Texas law, every parent typically has the right to have “physical possession” of their child.

Additionally, every parent normally has the right to participate in making legal, health, educational, moral, religious, relationship, and residential decisions for their child. Each parent also has multiple duties to care for and support their child.

When parents separate, Texas law wants both parents to share their parental rights and responsibilities. If you don’t believe this sharing is possible in your situation, there are a handful of ways you can get sole custody in Texas.

How to Get Full Custody in Texas

You can fight for two kinds of custody in the Texas family law system: physical custody and legal custody. Texas law calls physical custody “possessory conservatorship,” and it labels legal custody as “managing conservatorship.” If you have sole physical custody, your child lives with you full time. If you have sole legal custody, you normally have exclusive rights to:

• Decide the location of your child’s residence,
• Consent to healthcare for your child,
• Hold or spend support payments for your child,
• Handle your child’s legal issues,
• Make decisions about your child’s education,
• Consent to your child’s marriage,
• Apply for and keep travel documents for your child,
• Consent to your child’s military service, and
• Utilize your child’s earnings and services.

You can fight for one or both of these kinds of custody. Once you determine what kind of child custody you’re seeking, you need to determine the best way to file for it.

How to File for Full Custody in Texas

There are two ways you can win full custody in a family court:

• You can file for sole custody or
• You can file to terminate the other parent’s rights.

You start your case by filing a custody or termination petition in the court where your child is a resident or in the court that presides over your divorce (if applicable). You then serve the other parent, or anyone else with custody rights, with the citation.

Now that you know how to get your case started, you need to know how to fight for your position.

How to Fight for Full Custody in Texas

Petitioning for termination of the other parent’s rights requires you to meet a different burden of proof than simply petitioning for sole custody.

Fighting for sole custody

To win sole custody, you generally have to prove that it’s in the best interest of your child. When deciding what’s in your child’s best interest, the court might look at many factors, including:

• Your child’s specific needs,
• Any relevant history of abusive behavior from you or the other parent,
• Any relevant history of neglect by you or the other parent, and
• Any relevant history of violence from you or the other parent.

It’s important to gather and organize as many records and statements as you can regarding your child’s needs and how they haven’t been met by the other parent.

Fighting to terminate the other parent’s rights

Filing to terminate someone else’s parental rights is a drastic measure, but it’s unfortunately necessary in some cases. If you believe it’s necessary to terminate the rights of your child’s other parent, we empathize with how difficult it must have been to come to that conclusion.

The State of Texas does not terminate parental rights easily. To terminate their rights you must prove that the other parent:

• Abandoned your child,
• Endangered your child,
• Neglected your child,
• Caused serious injury or death to a child,
• Committed certain criminal offenses,
• Engaged in certain forms of substance abuse, or
• Had their parental rights to another child terminated because of endangerment.

You might need to compile relevant police reports, court documents, medical reports, protection orders, and testimony to prove by clear and convincing evidence that the other parent committed one of the listed acts. Clear and convincing evidence is a high standard to fulfill. Your best option for success is to hire a skilled child custody attorney who can meet this standard for you.

How Can a Father Get Full Custody in Texas?

If you’re a father trying to figure out how to get full custody of your child in Texas, don’t assume that you don’t have equal custody rights in family court. Gone are the days when courts automatically determined that a mother should have sole custody regardless of the facts of the case. When deciding custody matters, Texas family law doesn’t consider your sex, the sex of your child, or your marital status.

In general, the court considers your characteristics as a parent, your child’s needs, and the characteristics of the other parent when making its decision. That being said, sometimes the best way for a father to get custody in Texas is by being proactive about his paternity and parental involvement from the beginning.

There are a few custody laws that specifically affect fathers

Fathers who voluntarily and knowingly abandon mothers who are pregnant with their children can be subject to termination of their parental rights. And fathers who weren’t married to the mother, weren’t living with the child for the first two years, or didn’t acknowledge their paternity might not be recognized as parents.

If you’re not married to the pregnant mother of your child, do what you can to support the mother and your child. You might need to prove you were around once you knew about the child to get any custody rights, let alone sole custody.

The Best Way for a Mother to Get Custody in Texas

Remember, the rules and standards for how to get sole custody in Texas are the same for mothers and fathers. But mothers’ parental rights can be terminated if they used alcohol or illegal, nonprescription drugs while pregnant.

If you have a notion that the other parent of your child might try to use this argument to terminate your rights, you should speak to an attorney immediately. And you should collect as many documents as possible to prove that you didn’t engage in that activity. Also, remember to keep any documents that prove that a father claiming custody doesn’t legally qualify as a parent.

Don’t Wait to Speak to an Attorney When Your Child’s Wellbeing Is at Stake

At The Larson Law Office, we know how to win child custody in Texas. The fight for sole custody isn’t always easy or realistic, and it’s often emotional. But if you’re in the greater Houston area, we’re here to help you make the best possible decisions in your custody battle and help you put yourself in a position to obtain the best possible results with the facts of your case.

Our lawyers focus on our clients’ unique needs for protecting their families. We are highly experienced and ready to fight for you. Contact us online or call us at 713-221-9088.

How to take a child into custody in 2023: how to get guardianship

Lada Pozdeeva

talked to her mother-in-law about guardianship

Author profile

She became his guardian.

I learned from Svetlana how to take a child into custody, what is needed for this and what payments a guardian can receive from the state.

You will know

• How Svetlana made the decision
• What is guardianship
• Differences between guardianship and adoption
• School of foster parents
• Documents
• Housing preparation
• Choosing a child
• Agreement with guardianship authorities
Costs 0015 Payments for a child in care
• Difficulties
• Psychological aspects of guardianship

How Svetlana made the decision

My mother-in-law has three daughters and one son. The children are already adults, and she rarely sees them. She meets with some of them only once a year.

In 2012, Svetlana realized that her youngest daughter would also soon graduate from school and go to study in Syktyvkar. And it is 730 kilometers from their village.

At that time, my mother-in-law was 50 years old, and she did not want to stay with her common-law husband without children. It seemed to her that the big village house would be empty and lonely without them. For her, this was a reason to take a six-year-old boy from an orphanage under guardianship. The civil husband supported her.

By law, guardianship is an arrangement for a family of children under 14 years of age. Guardians appointed by the guardianship and guardianship authorities are considered the legal representatives of the wards and act on their behalf and in their interests.

paragraph 1 of Art. 2 of the Federal Law "On guardianship and guardianship"

Guardianship is not adoption. They differ in their essence, in documents, in the form of state control and in the amount of payments.

Adoption is the adoption of a child into a family as a son or daughter. It entails irreversible legal consequences. For example, an adopted child is equated in property rights with a native: after the death of an adoptive parent, adopted children are considered heirs of the first stage. A child under guardianship does not have such rights.

Art. 137, 138 SK RF

art. 1147 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation

Svetlana did not consider adoption, because she understood that relations with a child from an orphanage might not work out.

Differences between guardianship and adoption

Paperwork. Fewer certificates are required to take a child into custody than to adopt one. For the mother-in-law, this also played an important role. She works as a social work specialist and initially understood that it was easier to get custody of a child than to collect documents for adoption.

Memo for candidates for adoptive parents

State control form. Social security checks come to the guardian more often than to the adoptive parent. For some people, this can cause psychological discomfort.

Amount of lump-sum payments. If a person adopts a child, he is entitled to a one-time payment from the region: 200,000 R for a healthy child and 250,000 R for a child with physical disabilities. These amounts of payments are valid in the Komi Republic. The adoptive parent also receives a one-time allowance - 22 909 R.

Law of the Republic of Komi on state support when transferring a child to a family

Benefits and payments to citizens with children

art. 12.2 of the Federal Law "On state benefits to citizens with children"

The guardian is not given such large amounts. He receives only an allowance - 22,909 R. Regions have the right to establish their own additional one-time payments, their amounts may vary.

Foster Parent School

The prospective guardian must be trained at a foster parent school and receive a course completion certificate.

While studying, future adoptive parents and guardians get acquainted with the regulations in the field of guardianship, as well as with the amounts of payments and benefits. Guardianship specialists psychologically prepare people for someone else's child in the family and discuss with them stressful situations that may arise.

Order of the Ministry of Education and Science on approval of the training program for guardians and foster parents

During the courses, future guardians are given tests, memos and information leaflets with tips on raising children and helpline numbers - the guardian can call there in emergency situations.

The guardianship authorities can meet the candidate halfway and allow him to study after he takes the child into custody. And some caregivers take these courses two or three times to learn how to get along with the child.

Documents

The future guardian must submit a package of documents to the guardianship department at the place of residence:

1. Application for the desire to become a guardian.
2. Certificate of no criminal record.
3. Certificate of employment indicating the average salary or certificate of employment of the spouse of the person who has decided to become a guardian. You can also submit another document that confirms the income of the candidate or his spouse.
4. A copy of the marriage certificate, if the guardian is one.
5. Consent of adult family members to accept a child into the family.
6. A copy of the guardian training certificate.
7. Autobiography.
8. Conclusion on the results of a medical examination.

clause 4 of the Rules for the selection of guardians

Application form of consent of adult family members living together to accept a child into the familyPDF, 212 KB

The candidate for guardianship will have to check whether he has any medical conditions that may prevent him from taking the child into care. For example, these include mental disorders and alcohol addiction. People with disabilities of the first group cannot take a child under guardianship.

List of diseases that may prevent you from becoming a guardian

All documents must be up to date. A certificate from the place of work is valid for a year, a health certificate - for 6 months.

Svetlana believes that her pedagogical education helped her to pass the selection process and become a guardian. She told about him in her autobiography. In the same place, she wrote that the common-law husband had been a cross-country skiing coach for many years and worked with children.

The guardianship authorities also asked Svetlana for a reference from work, although this document is not specified in the law. It was not difficult for Svetlana to obtain all these certificates, extracts and certificates. Instead of copies, you can bring original documents to the guardianship authorities. Specialists will make copies themselves.

Documents can be submitted via the Internet: on the website of public services or on the official website of the guardianship and guardianship authorities in your region. You can also do it at the nearest MFC.

clause 5 of the Rules for the selection of guardians

Guardianship authorities will verify the information within two business days from the date of submission of the application and documents.

Art. 146 SK RF

Preparation of housing

Having submitted documents to the guardianship authorities, the future guardian must prepare housing for inspection by specialists. Within three working days after the authorities confirm the information provided by the candidate, they will check the living conditions and draw up a special survey report.

clause 8 of the Rules for the selection of guardians

The guardian's house should be clean, a corner and a sleeping place should be equipped for the child, and toys should be bought. During the visit, specialists from the guardianship authorities will ask about the relationship between family members.

In some cases, guardianship officials may not inspect the candidate's house - for example, if a person has a positive reference from work.

When the act of examining housing conditions is ready, the guardianship authorities must make a decision on the candidate for guardians within 10 working days.

If the decision is positive, specialists will issue a conclusion on the person's ability to be a guardian - it is valid for two years.

paras. 9 and 11 of the Rules for the selection of guardians

Choice of the child

After receiving the opinion, the future guardian must select the child he wants to take into the family. First you need to decide on the age and gender, and then get to know the child in order to understand whether the guardian and the child can live together.

You can find a child in an orphanage or on special websites, such as "Orphans" or "Adoption in Russia".

About the database of children left without parental care

The Adoption in Russia website is a project of the Ministry of Education and one of the main resources for finding a child. There you can choose a ward or ward of a certain age. The site has a search for different regions.

More information about children who can be taken into the family is published by foundations and news sites. Each region has its own information sources where data on children left without parental care are posted.

Svetlana met the child in the office of the guardianship authority. She took a liking to the boy right away. With the consent of the guardianship specialists, she took him for the weekend. Since then, the child began to live with Svetlana, she decided not to give him away.

Svetlana immediately noticed that the boy is often overexcited. She believed that this was due to his difficult fate. The child also had psychological trauma and poor eyesight. This did not frighten the mother-in-law: she already had experience in raising difficult children.

Having taken the boy from the orphanage, Svetlana understood that she would have to take him to the republican hospital and bear the costs of treatment. But this is the choice of the mother-in-law - healthy children also live in shelters.

Agreement with guardianship authorities

Such an agreement is concluded if necessary, if it is in the interests of the ward. Child custody is by default free of charge. The guardian receives only child benefits, which he is obliged to spend strictly on the child. The amount of the allowance is established by regional legislation. But a guardian or candidate for guardianship may conclude an agreement with the guardianship authorities on the performance of all duties for a fee and receive additional cash payments. To do this, you need to write a special application.

Art. 16 FZ "On guardianship and guardianship"

Sample agreement on a foster familyPDF, 98 KB

If you sign such an agreement, the guardian will be paid a fee for raising the child. There is no need to report to the state for this money. Svetlana is also a contractual guardian.

clause 9 of the Rules for the selection of guardians

After collecting all the documents, submitting applications and choosing a child, specialists from the guardianship authorities draw up an act on the appointment of a person as a guardian.

Costs of care

The activities of the guardian and the quality of life of the child are constantly monitored by the guardianship and guardianship authorities. Svetlana lives in the Ust-Tsilemsky district of the Komi Republic and, as a guardian, is attached to the local center for social protection. Once every six months, she receives checks from the guardianship authorities. Specialists look at the appearance of the ward, whether he has clothes and shoes for the season. They also ask the guardian about how the child communicates with peers, with family members.

Art. 24 of the Federal Law "On guardianship and guardianship"

Specialists also control the conditions in which the child grows up. In order to maintain the conditions of his life at the proper level, constant costs are needed to update repairs, purchase books, toys.

The child must live with a guardian

By law, the guardian and the child must live together. Separation is allowed only when the child is 16 years old. This is possible only with the consent of social workers.

st. 36 Civil Code of the Russian Federation

Guardians must notify the guardianship authorities of any change of residence.

Personal space. In an apartment or house for a child, there must be a separate bed and a play area. In the act of checking the living conditions of a minor ward, which is compiled at each check, there is even a corresponding line.

If the child does not have a furnished personal space, the guardian will be obliged to equip it.

Cleanliness and order. The house should be clean: the floor and dishes are washed, the dust is wiped off.

At the time of the check, the kitchen must have cooked food, and the refrigerator must have food supplies for at least two days. Some welfare officers even look into pots to find out what the child is being fed.

Repair. Every year Svetlana makes cosmetic repairs in the child's room. For example, she paints the floor and windows, glues wallpaper. It takes 2500-3500 R per year.

It is necessary to make annual repairs because the guardianship authorities carefully ensure that the child lives in a clean and renovated room. And if in ordinary families the repair in the room can be done when the parents themselves want it, in the guardian family, the guardianship authorities will ensure that it is always fresh.

The amounts Svetlana spends on supporting her son vary from month to month.

At first, the boy had clothes left over from his life in his family. This helped the mother-in-law save money in the first months of guardianship. At the same time, specialists from the guardianship authorities advised Svetlana not to buy expensive toys for her son, because he quickly broke them. Instead, they offered to purchase inexpensive construction sets so that the child develops fine motor skills of the hands.

Svetlana regularly gives her ward something that goes beyond the budget. For example, over the past year, she bought him a smartphone, new clothes for school, as well as a jacket and trendy sneakers.

How much does guardianship cost

Already purchased

Clothing and footwear

7000 R

Desk

4000 R

Toys and books

3000 R

Bed

C 9000 3 9000 R 9000 3

1500 R

Total

17 500 R

I had to spend

Trips to the guardianship authorities and the hospital

2000 R

Paid medical examination for myself

9000 towels

1000 R

Large terry towel

1000 R

Total

5500 R

Expenses

Monthly

Annually

Home and school meals 9

2 800002 96,000 R

Transport and medicine

3000 R

36000 R

Unexpected expenses 02 24,000 R

Large purchases

—

15,000 R

Repairs in the room

-

3000 R

Total

15 500 R

204 000 R

First child care1002 payments guardians issue a lump sum payment to the guardian.

Art. 12.2 of the Federal Law "On state benefits to citizens with children"

Art. 37 Civil Code of the Russian Federation

art. 3 Law of the Republic of Komi on state support when transferring a child to a family

Every year, the amounts of payments are indexed: for example, from February 1, 2023, a one-time payment to a guardian is 22,909 R. The amounts of other payments depend on the region and the age of the child under guardianship.

In addition, the boy's bank account receives alimony from his own father. But this money cannot be used without the knowledge of the guardianship authorities. Svetlana once removed alimony to buy clothes and a bicycle for her son.

At first, Svetlana was a guardian for free and did not receive monthly payments. In 2014, social security specialists offered her to conclude an agreement on paid guardianship: she went with her son to doctors in Syktyvkar several times a year and spent a lot of money on it. Svetlana agreed to such help. After that, according to the agreement, she, as a guardian, began to receive about 8,000 RUR from the region every month. This money does not have to be spent only on a child.

Art. 16 of the Federal Law "On guardianship and guardianship"

paragraph 6 of the letter of the Ministry of Education and Science No. 06-364

Svetlana also enjoys benefits for the rest of the ward. For example, she sent him to a camp and a sanatorium on discounted vouchers. The boy went to the camp from school as a child from a foster family, and to the sanatorium from the hospital on the testimony of a doctor.

Decree of the Government of the Republic of Komi on the development of a system for the rehabilitation and recreation of children

Every year, no later than February 1, the guardian submits to the guardianship and guardianship authorities a written report on the expenses for the child on a special form. It reflects how the guardian used the state allowance and disposed of the property of the ward.

Art. 25 of the Federal Law "On guardianship and guardianship"

It also records how much money the guardian spent on the treatment of the child and on durable goods. The report is accompanied by checks that confirm the costs.

paragraph 1 of Art. 148 SK RF

Svetlana lives in a village, and some stores there simply don't issue checks. But especially for the report, she asks the sellers for them. Checks are not needed just for food, basic necessities, and household items such as soap, toothpaste, and brushes.

The report of the guardian is kept in the personal file of the ward.

Difficulties

If the guardian does not pass one of the regular social security checks or shows himself on a negative side, the guardianship authorities can take the child.

Art. 148.1, 65 SK RF

art. 36 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation

The following situations are also unacceptable for a guardian:

1. The child is systematically left at home without adult supervision.
2. No food at home.
3. The guardian abuses alcohol, and this was recorded by social workers or confirmed by witnesses.
4. A child comes to kindergarten or school dirty, in torn clothes.
5. The child himself complained to the guardianship authorities about the guardian.

To raise a child, a caregiver must lead a healthy lifestyle and be positive in every way.

Svetlana's ward has problems with studies. Guardianship specialists know that the boy is not doing well in some subjects. They are periodically interested in whether there are improvements in the development of the school curriculum and why difficulties arise. Svetlana has to constantly motivate her ward to study well so that the family does not have problems with guardianship authorities.

Psychological moments of guardianship

At the beginning of guardianship, Svetlana did not bring guests to the house. It was the advice of the guardianship authorities - so that the child quickly adapts to the new environment. The future guardian must be ready to temporarily limit ties with the outside world and fully devote himself to the child being cared for.

Svetlana sometimes quarrels with the ward and takes the boy's pranks and misdeeds very close to her heart, which makes her very nervous. But when everything is fine, Svetlana is happy. Most of their life passes in mutual understanding. The boy calls Svetlana mom.

Svetlana's own children accepted her choice: to raise a child from an orphanage. They communicate with the boy on an equal footing and do not focus on the fact that he was not born in their family. This is important for both the guardian and the ward.

Remember

1. Child custody is a big responsibility. Especially if the ward has health problems. The guardian needs to be ready to take the child to doctors, take him to other cities for examinations and send him to sanatoriums.
2. Being a guardian is not a way to earn money. Rather, on the contrary, state payments for the maintenance of a child are not always enough.
3. The guardian needs to find out from the guardianship authorities and the school about all possible types of social assistance for the child - preferential vouchers and additional payments. This will help reduce family expenses.

How do I get custody of a child, elderly or disabled person?

In Russia, citizens who need guardianship include minors, that is, children under 14, as well as persons recognized by the court as incompetent. We are talking about people who, due to a mental disorder, cannot understand the meaning of their actions or control them. This is stated by the Federal Law "On guardianship and guardianship". Based on the document, citizens appointed by the body of guardianship and guardianship "are the legal representatives of the wards, and perform on their behalf and in their interests all legally significant actions."

Guardianship is aimed at protecting the interests of the listed categories of citizens, as well as the very possibility of declaring a citizen legally incompetent. This was also emphasized by the Constitutional Court in the framework of Resolution No. 15-P dated June 27, 2012 “On the case of checking the constitutionality of paragraphs 1 and 2 of Article 29, paragraph 2 of Article 31 and Article 32 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation in connection with the complaint of citizen I.B. Business".

In addition to guardianship, there is also guardianship, under which adolescents aged 14 to 18, as well as persons with limited legal capacity, can fall. Such people cannot be fully responsible for their actions. This category has more rights than minors and the incapacitated. For example, they can independently perform small household transactions and actions provided for by law (dispose of their own income, etc.). However, in other cases, they are obliged to assist the trustee.

It turns out that the guardian has more rights and obligations than the guardian, and therefore a greater responsibility falls on him.

The main requirement for a candidate is full legal capacity. And since it comes from the age of 18, the guardian must be of age. The law also establishes a list of restrictions. Guardianship cannot be issued by persons:

• deprived of parental rights;
• having an unexpunged or outstanding conviction for an intentional crime against life or health;
• who did not agree to become a guardian.

When it comes to guardianship of young children (under 14), additional restrictions are set. Future guardians must undergo special psychological, pedagogical and legal training, as well as prove that they are in a bisexual marriage. Those who have registered a same-sex marriage in the territory of another state will not be able to arrange guardianship.

This process is supervised by guardianship authorities. To find out all the details of the procedure, you must contact the district office. The state is interested in ensuring that children are not left unattended, are not placed in orphanages and boarding schools, and therefore, most likely, those who wish to arrange guardianship will be met halfway and will be helped in every possible way.

The candidate needs to write an application, collect documents confirming, among other things, the passage of special training, and in case of a positive answer, sign an agreement.

The algorithm is the same as for children - the guardianship and guardianship authority will also deal with the issue of guardianship. However, there are also differences. Thus, custody of an elderly or adult person does not always involve the joint residence of the guardian and his ward. This issue is decided individually, but cohabitation, of course, is welcome. It is much easier for a guardian to fulfill his duties and provide supervision, especially when it comes to a pensioner who, most likely, has a sufficient number of health problems.

If cohabitation is intended, consent must be obtained from all family members of the guardian living in the same dwelling, including children aged 10 and over.

There are two types of guardianship:

• gratuitous;
• paid.

In the first case, nothing is paid to the guardian. Paid guardianship can have quite flexible conditions, which are fixed by the contract. In accordance with Article 16 of the Federal Law “On Custody and Custody”, remuneration can also be paid at the expense of third parties, from the income from the property of the ward (no more than 5% and only if he is already an adult), as well as from the budget .

The guardian has an unlimited range of powers - he represents the interests of the ward in any relationship, no matter what is discussed. Moreover, this rule applies even when registering custody of a minor with living parents. If the ward is a child, then the guardian acts as a father or mother. However, in some cases notification of guardianship authorities is required. They can also establish restrictions on the actions of the guardian or, conversely, oblige him to perform any actions. All this is recorded in the act on the appointment of a guardian or custodian, or in an agreement on the implementation of guardianship or guardianship.

1. Written statement of consent to the establishment of guardianship.
2. Documents of the guardian: proof of identity, proof of income, no criminal record, state of health (medical certificate in the form established for persons wishing to obtain guardianship), marital status and the right to use the living quarters.

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