
Mueller Family Law Group
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Going through a separation or divorce is challenging, especially when children are involved. Fortunately, a child custody lawyer at Mueller Family Law Group can help. Mueller Family Law Group understands the sensitivity of child custody matters. Each family's situation is unique, and we are committed to finding solutions that serve the best interests of the children while also respecting the rights of our clients. At Mueller Family Law Group, we navigate the legal system to address your child custody concerns, including legal custody, physical custody, visitation rights, and custody modifications.
To discuss your case and how a child custody attorney at Mueller Family Law Group can help, call (214) 225-6766.
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At Mueller Family Law Group, we understand the complexities of family law and strive to provide compassionate and effective representation. Located in Dallas, Texas, we focus on securing your family's financial and emotional future during challenging times.
Why Choose Us:
- Centuries of combined legal experience
- Board Certified Family Law specialists
- Recognized by Best Lawyers in America
- Expertise in high-asset divorce cases
- Empathetic, personalized legal services
- Commitment to professional integrity
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Centuries of combined experience in family law.
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Personalized legal services for your unique needs.
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Defend your property and financial security today.
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We fight for the best interests of your children.
At Mueller Family Law Group, we are committed to guiding our clients through challenging family law matters with care and precision. Based in Dallas, Texas, our team focuses on crucial issues like divorce, child custody, and property division, always prioritizing the emotional and financial well-being of our clients and their families. With centuries of combined experience, our attorneys deliver results-oriented representation founded on professional integrity. We strive for amicable resolutions through mediation and personalized service, ensuring clients feel secure about their future. As one of the largest family law firms in Texas, we offer unmatched resources and expertise, especially in handling high-asset cases. Recognized by Best Lawyers in America, our board-certified team stands ready to support and advocate for you.
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Jim Mueller Partner
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George Parker Partner
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Rob McAngus Partner
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Abby M. Foster Partner
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Ryan Nordhaus Attorney
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Amy T. Ford Attorney
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Shane Landers Attorney
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Kim M. Meaders Attorney
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Ravi V. Mohan Attorney
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Alexandra Lambring Billmyre Attorney
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Maddison Clark Attorney
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Austin Holmes Attorney
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Spencer C. Mullins Attorney
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Charlie Hodges Of Counsel
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Jimmy L. Verner Jr. Emeritus Partner
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Janet P. Brumley Emeritus Partner
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Danny Carl Garner Of Counsel
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Paul Brumley Emeritus Partner
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What is sole custody?Sole custody means one parent has the primary responsibility for the child's upbringing. This parent makes key decisions regarding the child's welfare, education, and health. The non-custodial parent may have visitation rights but not decision-making authority without agreement from the custodial parent.
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Do I need a lawyer for custody cases?While not required, having a lawyer can be beneficial for understanding your rights and navigating the legal system effectively. A lawyer can help draft custody agreements, represent you in court, and ensure that the custody arrangements are in your child's best interests. Legal advice is especially valuable if disputes arise.
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What if a parent violates the custody order?If a parent violates a custody order, the other parent can contact the court to report the violation. The court may enforce the order through legal means, including sanctions or modifications of custody arrangements. It is best to document violations and seek legal counsel to address these issues properly.
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How is custody determined?Custody is determined by considering the best interests of the child. Factors may include the child's age, health, emotional ties with parents, parents' ability to care for the child, and the child's ties to home, school, and community. Courts aim to facilitate stability and continuity for the child.
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