Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

Re: How can she?

The legal route your fiance would take depends upon whether there is currently a court order which determines conservatorship, child support, visitation etc. If there is, then he would file a Petition to Modify the existing decree. The petition would request a change of conservatorship and other issues affected. He would request primary custody -- and the result depends on what the mother's reaction is, and what evidence your fiance produces at the hearing. If there is no current court order, then he would file a Suit Affecting Parent-Child Relationship. He would have to establish parentage of the child, and seek primary conservatorship. It is extremely difficult to pursue these options without an attorney. He should contact a family law attorney and review his options. TCL

Re: How can she?

Your finance needs to call an attorney and give that person more details. You did not include enough information for any attorney to answer your question in detail.

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